The EIA's Wednesday inventory report just changed the conversation. Crude stocks fell 15.2 MMbbl in the week ending June 5 — the ninth consecutive draw, the largest single-week drop since March, and enough to send WTI up $2.88 to $91.08 by afternoon close. The numbers

The EIA's Wednesday inventory report just changed the conversation. Crude stocks fell 15.2 MMbbl in the week ending June 5 — the ninth consecutive draw, the largest single-week drop since March, and enough to send WTI up $2.88 to $91.08 by afternoon close. The numbers

The EIA's Wednesday inventory report just changed the conversation. Crude stocks fell 15.2 MMbbl in the week ending June 5 — the ninth consecutive draw, the largest single-week drop since March, and enough to send WTI up $2.88 to $91.08 by afternoon close. The numbers