The EIA oil inventory report shows mixed results with crude inventories expected to decline by 0.552M barrels, a sharp reversal from the previous week's 7.07M barrel build. Distillate inventories are forecast to increase by 0.199M barrels after last week's 0.825M drawdown, while gasoline stocks are projected to fall by 0.952M barrels. These mixed inventory levels could create volatility in oil prices, directly impacting the Canadian dollar given Canada's significant oil export economy. USD/CAD traders are closely monitoring these figures as oil price movements typically show strong inverse correlation with the CAD. A larger-than-expected crude draw could support oil prices and strengthen CAD, potentially pushing USD/CAD lower from current levels. The data release comes amid broader concerns about global oil demand and supply dynamics, making this inventory report particularly significant for forex traders focused on commodity currencies.
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