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API, DOE data seen as bullish for crude

DALLAS (CBS.MW) -- Crude futures climbed on the New York Mercantile Exchange after the Energy Department and the American Petroleum Institute reported a build in U.S. oil inventories that fell short of market expectations.
The Energy Department reported that oil inventories rose by 800,000 barrels for the week ended June 11, while the API said they were up by 482,000 barrels.
The market had expected stocks to increase by 2 million barrels, on average.
Crude for July delivery added 39 cents to $37.58.

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Crude higher after Energy Department data

DALLAS (CBS.MW) -- Crude futures climbed on the New York Mercantile Exchange after the Energy Department reported that oil supplies rose by 800,000 barrels for week ended June 11.
The market had expected stocks to increase by 2 million barrels, on average.
Also, the Energy Department said distillate stocks were up 1.5 million barrels, and gasoline inventories were down 500,000 barrels.
The market had expected a build in gasoline supplies.
Distillate inventories were higher than expected.
Refineries ran at 96.4 percent capacity, the Energy Department said.

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10:47am 06/16/04 API: DISTILLATE STOCKS UP 913,000 BARRELS
10:47am 06/16/04 API: GASOLINE SUPPLIES DOWN 503,000 BARRELS
10:46am 06/16/04 API: CRUDE STOCKS UP 482,000 BARRELS

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10:37am 06/16/04 DOE: REFINERIES OPERATED AT 96.4 PERCENT

10:36am 06/16/04 DOE: GASOLINE INVENTORIES DOWN 500,000 BARRELS

10:37am 06/16/04 DOE: DISTILLATE STOCKS UP 1.5 MILLION BARRELS

10:36am 06/16/04 DOE: U.S. CRUDE SUPPLIES UP 800,000 BARRELS



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