Shanghai Stock Exchange Composite Index & American Petroleum Institute

Shanghai Stock Exchange Composite Index: The Shanghai Composite Index shed value, reflecting the cautious sentiment in Chinese markets following the U.S. strikes in Iran.

American Petroleum Institute: The American Petroleum Institute>>> released data showing a significant fall in US crude oil inventories, contributing to concerns about supply.

Shanghai Stock Exchange Composite Index: The Shanghai Stock Exchange Composite Index lost ground amid global market uncertainty.

American Petroleum Institute: The American Petroleum Institute's chief economist noted that India's constrained LPG supply is adding pressure to an already tight United States — California gasoline market due to reduced alkylate exports.

Shanghai Stock Exchange Composite Index: The Shanghai Composite Index was up, showing a positive trend in the Chinese market amidst global market movements.

American Petroleum Institute: The American Petroleum Institute reported a seventh straight week of falling US crude oil inventories, contributing to the bullish sentiment in the oil market. Its data provides key insights into US oil stockpiles.

Shanghai Stock Exchange Composite Index: The Shanghai Stock Exchange Composite Index was up 0.2 percent, showing a positive performance amidst global market fluctuations.

American Petroleum Institute: The American Petroleum Institute provided figures on US crude oil, gasoline, and distillate inventories.

American Petroleum Institute: The American Petroleum Institute reported that US crude oil inventories jumped for the third straight week.