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US oil and gas inventory tracker
U.S. crude oil inventories stand at 412.5 mb as of Oct 16, down 3.1 mb on the week, 3.5% below the five-year average. The next petroleum report is out Wednesday, October 28, 2026, at 10:30 a.m. ET.
Updated October 25, 2026. Data from the US Energy Information Administration (EIA). mb = million barrels; Bcf = billion cubic feet.
| Crude oil | 412.5 mb · −3.1 mb on the week · 3.5% below 5-yr avg |
|---|---|
| Gasoline | 205.3 mb · −3.0 mb on the week · 4.9% below 5-yr avg |
| Distillates | 104.3 mb · +1.7 mb on the week · 9.0% below 5-yr avg |
| Cushing crude | 27.6 mb · +1.0 mb on the week · 10.1% above 5-yr avg |
| Natural gas storage | 3,644 Bcf · +77 Bcf on the week · 0.5% above 5-yr avg |
US crude oil inventories
U.S. crude oil inventories stand at 412.5 mb as of Oct 16, down 3.1 mb on the week, 3.5% below the five-year average.
Commercial crude stocks, excluding the Strategic Petroleum Reserve. 2026 line against the range and average of the prior five years. Source: EIA.
US gasoline inventories
U.S. gasoline inventories stand at 205.3 mb as of Oct 16, down 3.0 mb on the week, 4.9% below the five-year average.
Total motor gasoline stocks. 2026 line against the range and average of the prior five years. Source: EIA.
US distillate inventories (diesel and heating oil)
U.S. distillate inventories stand at 104.3 mb as of Oct 16, up 1.7 mb on the week, 9.0% below the five-year average.
Distillate fuel oil stocks. 2026 line against the range and average of the prior five years. Source: EIA.
Cushing, Oklahoma crude inventories
Cushing crude inventories stand at 27.6 mb as of Oct 16, up 1.0 mb on the week, 10.1% above the five-year average.
Stocks at the delivery hub for WTI crude futures. 2026 line against the range and average of the prior five years. Source: EIA.
US natural gas in storage
U.S. natural gas in storage stands at 3,644 Bcf as of Oct 16, up 77 Bcf on the week, 0.5% above the five-year average.
Working gas in underground storage, Lower 48 states. 2026 line against the range and average of the prior five years. Source: EIA.
How to read the charts
The shaded band is the lowest and highest level for each week over the previous five years, and the dashed line is their average. Inventories above the average suggest ample supply; below it, a tighter market.
Crude, gasoline, distillate, and Cushing figures come from the EIA's Weekly Petroleum Status Report. Natural gas comes from its Weekly Natural Gas Storage Report, next out Thursday, October 29, 2026, at 10:30 a.m. ET.
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Written with AI from public sources, checked by code, reviewed by GEO. Not investment advice.