Weekly DOE Oil Charts - June 16, 2017

Conclusion: The stats appear bullish at face value, but a large part of the inventory draws is a reversal from the very bearish stats over the past two weeks. On the bullish side, the sharp decline in implied demand has fully reversed. Importantly, despite US production creeping higher every week, this is not the reason why stocks have not been drawing more in our view. We think the relatively high net import number (high compared to the first few months of the year) prevents inventories from drawing much faster. Nevertheless, even with net imports at these levels, counter-seasonal stocks draws are likely to continue.

 



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