13.11.202517:00:00UTC+00US Gasoline Inventories See Significant Decline, Hit -0.945 Million

Gasoline inventory levels in the United States have sharply decreased, reflecting a crucial update in the nation's fuel reserves. On November 13, 2025, new data revealed that US gasoline inventories reached a position of -0.945 million. This decline marks a significant shift from a previous indicator reading of -4.729 million.

The updated figures underscore a notable contraction in gasoline reserves, provoking cautious attention within the energy markets. The reduction signifies an improvement, as the negative inventory has lessened by 3.784 million since the previous recording. This shift may impact gasoline prices and affect economic planning as the US works to stabilize its fuel supplies.

Although this decrease in the negative inventory could potentially alleviate some concerns, experts continue to warn that inventory levels remain in the negative range, posing ongoing challenges for market dynamics and underscoring the necessity for strategic resource management.