Mon Nov 30, 2009 9:26pm IST
WASHINGTON, Nov 30 (Reuters) - U.S. oil demand in September
was 518,000 barrels per day less than previously estimated, but
still up 523,000 bpd from a year earlier, the Energy
Information Administration said on Monday.
U.S. oil demand in September was revised down by 2.74
percent to 18.362 million bpd from EIA's earlier estimate of
18.880 million bpd, and was up 2.93 percent from demand of
17.839 million bpd a year ago.
Below is a chart comparing the monthly EIA report with the
agency's previous weekly report and final year-ago numbers:
EIA Monthly Demand Data
(In millions of barrels per day)
Prev Est **********Change vs************
Product Sept For Sept Prev Est Yr Ago Yr ago pct
Gasoline 8.897 9.063 -1.83% 8.497 4.71%
Distillate 3.459 3.403 1.65% 3.740 -7.51%
Jet Fuel 1.404 1.439 -2.43% 1.478 -5.01%
Residual 0.341 0.439 -22.32% 0.520 -34.42%
Total 18.362 18.880 -2.74% 17.839 2.93%
U.S. year on year oil demand changes:
August 2009 -2.8 pct
July 2009 -4.0 pct
June 2009 -4.7 pct
May 2009 -8.2 pct
April 2009 -6.8 pct
March 2009 -5.8 pct
Feb 2009 -6.6 pct
Jan 2009 -5.5 pct
Dec 2008 -7.6 pct
Nov 2008 -7.2 pct
*This chart compares the latest monthly EIA petroleum supply
report with the previous weekly report and final year-ago
numbers. The EIA's monthly report always differs from the
weekly report as the monthly reflects data supplied from all
U.S. energy companies, while the weekly report surveys the
biggest companies representing about 90 percent of the market.
The total demand number reflects many petroleum products beyond
gasoline, distillate, jet fuel and residual fuel listed in the
table.
*This report is released on last week in the month at
link.reuters.com/vup24g.
(Reporting by Ayesha Rascoe; Editing by Lisa Shumaker)
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Source: http://in.reuters.com/article/marketsNewsUS/idINN3045054420091130
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