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… Administration reported the injection of 89 bcf of natural gas into US underground storage in the week ended May 17, well below Wall Street ’s consensus for 92 bcf input. It increased working gas in storage to 2.053 tcf, down 680 bcf from year-ago …

… underground storage in the week ended May 17, well below Wall Street ’s consensus for 92 bcf input. It increased working ..... 000 bbl to 394.6 million bbl last week, short of the Wall Street consensus for a 1 million bbl draw. Gasoline stocks …

… commercial US crude inventories declined 300,000 bbl to 394.6 million bbl in the week ended May 17, short of the Wall Street consensus for a 1 million bbl draw. Gasoline stocks jumped by 3 million bbl to 220.7 million bbl in the same period …

… reported commercial inventories of crude dipped 600,000 bbl to 394.9 million bbl in the week ended May 10, opposite Wall Street ’s consensus for a 500,000 bbl increase. Gasoline stocks were up 2.6 million bbl to 217.7 million bbl in the …

… underground storage in the week ended May 10, exceeding Wall Street ’s consensus for 94 bcf input. That increased working ..... 600,000 bbl to 394.9 million bbl last week opposite Wall Street ’s consensus for a 500,000 bbl increase. Gasoline …

… Administration reported the injection of 99 bcf of natural gas into US underground storage in the week ended May 10, exceeding Wall Street ’s consensus for 94 bcf input. That increased working gas in storage to 1.964 tcf, down 694 bcf from the comparable …

… Administration reported the injection of 88 bcf of natural gas into US underground storage in the week ended May 3, up from Wall Street ’s consensus for an 86 bcf increase. That raised working gas in storage to 1.865 tcf, down 737 bcf from the comparable …

… largely a quiet week vis-à-vis macro news, but the real bombshell came after market close on [May 10], when The Wall Street Journal published an article detailing the Federal Reserve Bank's exit strategy from its $85 billion/month bond …