
Crude stocks at Cushing, Oklahoma, the delivery point for U.S. futures, are falling toward operational minimum levels. Brent traded near $94 and WTI above $90 on strong global demand.
Concerns are growing about the quality of remaining oil and whether storage can keep supplying the market.
Low Cushing inventories compound the supply tightness from OPEC+ cuts and could push prices higher if drawdowns continue. Physical delivery constraints can also widen spreads and add volatility.
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