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API posts fall in distillate supplies (10:53am

SAN FRANCISCO (CBS.MW) -- The American Petroleum Institute said distillate inventories for the week ended Dec. 10 fell by 2.2 million barrels to total 118.6 million.
The Energy Department reported that stocks of the fuel were unchanged, but most analysts expected an inventory climb.
The API also reported a 2.5 million-barrel rise in crude supplies to total 297.5 million, contrary to the Energy Department's reported 100,000-barrel fall.
Gasoline stocks were down 1.3 million barrels at 206 million barrels, according to the API, contrary to the government's reported 1.5 million-barrel climb. January crude is now up $1.08 at $42.90 a barrel in New York.


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10:31am 12/15/04 U.S. CRUDE STKS DOWN 100,000 BRLS LAST WK: ENERGY DEPT
10:31am 12/15/04 U.S. DISTILLATE STK FLAT AT 119.3 MLN BRLS: ENERGY DEPT
10:31am 12/15/04 U.S. GASOLINE STKS UP 1.5 MLN BRLS: ENERGY DEPT

Energy Dept posts fall in crude stock, distillates flat (10:36am

SAN FRANCISCO (CBS.MW) -- January crude in New York is up 68 cents at $42.50 a barrel after the Energy Department said crude supplies fell for the first time in 12 weeks, down 100,000 barrels to 293.8 million barrels for the week ended Dec. 10.
Distillate inventories were flat at 119.3 million barrels after climbing over the past three weeks.
Gasoline stocks rose by 1.5 million barrels to total 209.6 million barrels.
January heating oil is up 3.8 cents at $1.3425 a gallon and January unleaded gasoline is up 2.81 cents at $1.138 a gallon.