Whoa, hold up! The U.S. Energy Information Administration just dropped a bombshell. They've slashed their oil supply estimate for September 2025 by a staggering 660,000 barrels per day. And get this — it's the largest downward revision they've ever made. Ever.
This isn't some minor tweak in the spreadsheet. We're talking about a massive recalibration that could ripple through crude markets, OPEC strategies, and commodity trading desks worldwide. When the official numbers get rewritten this dramatically, traders pay attention. The WTI crowd is probably scrambling right now.
So what happened? Why the huge miss? That's the real question everyone's asking.
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BlockchainGriller
· 16h ago
6.6 million barrels? EIA really rewrote history this time, WTI is going to explode.
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BackrowObserver
· 12-01 15:02
6.6 million barrels a day? Wow, this number is just ridiculous. Is the EIA playing around or is there really a problem?
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rugpull_ptsd
· 11-29 08:49
6.6 million barrels? It looks like crude oil is going to da moon, my long order is going to be alive.
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GateUser-c802f0e8
· 11-29 08:47
A decrease of 6.6 million barrels per day? This number is just too outrageous, no wonder traders are going crazy.
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GasFeeCrying
· 11-29 08:36
6.6 million barrels cut directly? The EIA is serious this time, we need to quickly see how OPEC responds.
Whoa, hold up! The U.S. Energy Information Administration just dropped a bombshell. They've slashed their oil supply estimate for September 2025 by a staggering 660,000 barrels per day. And get this — it's the largest downward revision they've ever made. Ever.
This isn't some minor tweak in the spreadsheet. We're talking about a massive recalibration that could ripple through crude markets, OPEC strategies, and commodity trading desks worldwide. When the official numbers get rewritten this dramatically, traders pay attention. The WTI crowd is probably scrambling right now.
So what happened? Why the huge miss? That's the real question everyone's asking.