Goldman Sachs: Global Crude Oil Inventories May Fall Below 100 Days of Demand by End of May

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According to Goldman Sachs calculations released recently, global crude oil inventories could fall below 100 days of global demand as early as the end of May. As of late April, inventories stood at approximately 101 days of demand, with projections showing a decline to 98 days by end of May. Observable inventories tracked via satellite are estimated at just 73 days of demand.
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