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Energy "Crisis"? in Graphs

Below are some graphs from the EIA showing the current situation with US inventories of petroleum products- the punchline in my mind is- current prices aren't necessarily based on fundamentals...

The demand is going lower and supplies are going higher...

Source is EIA web site:

Gasoline demand in US

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Gasoline stocks

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Gasoline production

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Distillates

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Gasoline Prices

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Just looking at the US gasoline supply /demand graphs- it is certainly hard to justify the long term "bull case" for oil

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