GASOLINE futures fall to 5-week low on low demand,high inventory
Gasoline futures have dropped to a five-week low of $2.6 per gallon, primarily due to an unexpected increase in inventory and a decline in demand. Recent data from the Energy Information Administration (EIA) indicates a decrease in gas demand from 8.936 million to 8.519 million b/d last week. Moreover, the total domestic gasoline stock has increased by 1.3 million bbl, while markets had anticipated a draw of 1.267 million. Additionally, WTI crude prices have been falling since hitting a five-month high in April, amid concerns that a slowdown in global growth could dampen fuel demand. Furthermore, OPEC+ has announced a surprising reduction of output by 1.6 million barrels per day for the remainder of 2023, which may further impact fuel prices.
From a technical standpoint, the current price is within a bearish flag on a short continuation pattern. The next potential support area is at $2.0
If the price breaks the dynamic trendline of the channel, we may witness a further drop in gasoline prices.
From a technical standpoint, the current price is within a bearish flag on a short continuation pattern. The next potential support area is at $2.0
If the price breaks the dynamic trendline of the channel, we may witness a further drop in gasoline prices.
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