U.S. Crude Stocks Fall as Demand Slows, Prices Mixed
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U.S. crude inventories declined by 4.5 million barrels for the week ending Aug. 28 per the EIA, lifting total stockpiles to 424.5 million barrels and just above the five-year average; gasoline stocks fell while distillates rose, and demand indicators show a softer pace vs. a year ago, as Brent trades around $94 and WTI near $89.
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