Commercial stocks in the US rose last week as refinery inputs fell and net imports increased. However, stocks in the WTI storage hub of Cushing, Oklahoma, dwindled further, causing WTI prices to rise. Higher WTI prices should, however, lead to more deliveries to Cushing in the near term.
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