U.S. Gasoline Futures Extended Their Losses Slightly, Most Recently Down 2.74%

The U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA) Reported That Crude Oil Inventories In The U.S. Midwest Fell To Their Lowest Level Since November 2014 Last Week

U.S. West Coast Crude Oil Inventories Have Fallen To Their Lowest Level Since 2004

U.S. EIA Reformulated Gasoline Stocks For The Week Ending June 19 Rose By 12,000 Barrels, Compared To A Previous Decline Of 13,000 Barrels

U.S. EIA Implied Crude Oil Demand For The Week Ended June 19 Was 20.259 Million Barrels Per Day, Compared To The Previous Reading Of 20.12 Million Barrels Per Day

The International Copper Study Group Predicts A Global Refined Copper Market Shortfall Of 145,000 Tons In April 2026

The Yield On The 30-year U.S. Treasury Note Fell To 4.8572%, Its Lowest Level Since April 15

The Yield On The 10-year U.S. Treasury Note Fell To 4.4138%, Its Lowest Level Since May 11

U.S. New-home Sales In May Posted An Annualized Monthly Rate Of -7.3%, While The Previous Reading Was Revised From -6.2% To -5.7%

Brent Crude's Near-month Price Spread Has Turned Into A Futures Premium For The First Time Since February, As Expectations Of Oversupply Emerge