The Energy Information Administration (EIA) has reported a decline in U.S. refinery crude runs for the week ending January 14, 2026. Updated figures reveal a drop to 0.049 million barrels, down from the previous week's total of 0.062 million barrels. This is part of the EIA's continued efforts to provide comprehensive data on crude oil trends and activity.
The week-over-week comparison signals a clear decrease in crude processing activity. The previous week's figures had shown an increase, making this week's decline notable for analysts watching U.S. refining capacity and its implications for the broader oil market.
The decline in refinery crude runs could influence market pricing and supply chain decisions moving forward. It remains essential for industry stakeholders to monitor these indicators closely in the coming weeks to gauge potential trends and responses in the broader energy market environment.
