U.S. refinery crude runs edged lower in the latest weekly data, pointing to a modest softening in processing activity. According to figures updated on 10 September 2026, the current week’s change in refinery crude runs stands at 0.090 million barrels, down from 0.103 million barrels in the previous week.
The data, measured on a week-over-week basis, show that while refineries are still increasing throughput, the pace of growth has slowed compared with the prior period. The “actual” figure reflects the change for the current week relative to the previous one, while the “previous” value captures the change recorded in the prior week versus the week before that. This deceleration in crude runs may be watched closely by markets for clues on near-term fuel supply dynamics and refinery operating trends across the United States.
