Gasoline production in the United States rebounded into positive territory, with the latest reading showing an increase of 0.791 million barrels, according to data updated on 28 January 2026. This marks a notable shift from the previous indicator, which had registered a decline of 0.246 million barrels.
The move from a negative to a positive reading suggests refineries have ramped up gasoline output after the earlier contraction. While no further details were provided on the drivers behind the change, the turnaround in production levels could signal adjustments in response to demand expectations, inventory management, or evolving market conditions in the U.S. fuel sector.
