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USA Diesel Demand in April Stronger Than Anticipated Regardless of Tariffs

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Last updated: 2025/07/01 at 8:28 PM
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US diesel demand, a intently watched measure of the nation’s financial well being, was larger in April than early weekly estimates, the Vitality Info Administration mentioned in its month-to-month report.

Distillate gasoline oil demand was 3.88 million barrels a day in April, in accordance with the company’s newest Petroleum Provide Month-to-month report launched Monday. That’s 4.7% larger than early estimates printed by the company in its Wednesday weekly report and a pair of.2% larger than April 2024. April was a unstable month for diesel futures after President Trump introduced sweeping tariffs on April 2, inflicting costs to tank.

Demand for jet gasoline was revised down by 5% within the month-to-month EIA report back to 1.76 million barrels a day from estimates of 1.86 hundreds of thousands barrels a day. Those self same tariffs additionally clouded the outlook for air journey, with some People choosing street journeys over flying as they tighten spending. 

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Demand for gasoline, essentially the most consumed gasoline within the US, was in-line with weekly estimates printed earlier this 12 months.

Complete US liquids manufacturing eked out a record-high of 20.83 million barrels a day in April, up roughly 50,000 barrels from the earlier month, the report mentioned. The quantity, which incorporates crude oil and pure fuel liquids, got here in roughly 340,000 barrels larger than a earlier estimate for the month of April.




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