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5:36 PM Ā· 22 January 2026

Oil slips below $64 after EIA datašŸ“ŒNATGAS drops despite favorable inventories report

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US energy market data released today pointed to a solid build in crude oil inventories and a larger-than-expected draw in natural gas stocks. As a result, oil prices slipped slightly toward the $64 per barrel area. Meanwhile, the “supportive” natural gas report triggered some profit-taking, although the base case remains a continuation of the strong uptrend.

  • Crude Oil Inventories (EIA): +3.602M bbl (forecast: -0.108M, previous: +3.391M)

  • Gasoline Inventories (EIA): +5.977M bbl (forecast: +1.466M, previous: +8.977M)

  • Distillate Inventories (EIA): +3.348M bbl (forecast: 0M, previous: -0.029M)

  • Cushing Crude Inventories (EIA): +1.478M bbl (previous: +0.745M)

  • Natural Gas Storage (EIA): -120 bcf (forecast: -98 bcf, previous: -71 bcf)

 

Source: xStation5

Source: xStation5

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