Benchmarks

Market and economic benchmarks from public data

Each series comes from a primary source and updates on its own cadence. Every chart shows its formula, its source series, and its latest observation date.
  • 190 series
  • Updated 13 Aug 2026
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Market and economic benchmarks with latest value, 1-year and 5-year change, and percentile within each series’ own history.
Crude oil inventories
Crude oil days of supplyweeklyHow many days of crude oil supply does the U.S. hold, and where does that sit seasonally?23.70 Number of Days−5.2%−13.8%51st
Strategic Petroleum Reserve crude stocksweeklyHow much crude oil does the U.S. hold in the Strategic Petroleum Reserve?304.81 Million Barrels−24.4%−50.9%1st
Total U.S. crude oil inventoryweeklyHow much crude oil does the U.S. hold in total. Commercial plus the Strategic Petroleum Reserve?711.80 Million Barrels−13.9%−32.9%3rd
Regional crude oil inventory tightnessweeklyHow tight are crude oil inventories across the five PADD regions?5.8 % deviation−0.4 pp−5.2 pp78th
Crude oil supply and trade
U.S. crude oil productionweeklyWhere does weekly U.S. crude oil production sit relative to its five-year seasonal average?13804.00 Thousand Barrels per Day+3.9%+23.2%99th
U.S. crude production vs refinery inputsweeklyIs U.S. crude production running ahead of or behind refinery demand?13804.00 Thousand Barrels per Day+3.9%+23.2%99th
U.S. crude oil imports vs exportsweeklyHow much crude oil is the U.S. importing versus exporting?6198.00 Thousand Barrels per Day+4.0%−3.6%15th
U.S. petroleum trade balanceweeklyIs the U.S. a net importer or net exporter of petroleum overall?7619.00 Thousand Barrels per Day+1.9%−11.6%7th
Refining
U.S. refinery crude inputsweeklyWhere do weekly crude inputs into U.S. refineries sit relative to their five-year seasonal average?17381.00 Thousand Barrels per Day−0.8%+5.1%96th
U.S. refinery utilizationweeklyHow hard are U.S. refineries running relative to their five-year seasonal norm?96.5 Percent−0.4%+5.7%96th
Product inventories and demand
U.S. gasoline inventoriesweeklyWhere do U.S. total motor gasoline stocks sit relative to their five-year seasonal range?209.66 Million Barrels−7.7%−8.4%34th
U.S. distillate inventoriesweeklyWhere do U.S. distillate stocks sit relative to their five-year seasonal range?107.16 Million Barrels−5.1%−22.8%14th
U.S. propane inventoriesweeklyWhere do U.S. propane stocks sit relative to the five-year seasonal range?103.10 Million Barrels+21.7%+56.3%99th
U.S. gasoline demandweeklyWhere does U.S. gasoline demand sit relative to its five-year seasonal average?8965.75 Thousand Barrels per Day+0.6%−4.8%61st
U.S. distillate demandweeklyWhere does U.S. distillate demand sit relative to its five-year seasonal average?3584.75 Thousand Barrels per Day+1.8%−4.8%30th
U.S. jet-fuel demandweeklyWhere does U.S. jet-fuel demand sit relative to its five-year seasonal average?1840.75 Thousand Barrels per Day+3.6%+17.6%98th
Natural gas
U.S. natural-gas storageweeklyWhere does Lower-48 working gas in underground storage sit relative to the five-year range?3117.00 Billion Cubic Feet−0.4%+14.3%64th
Regional natural-gas storage tightnessweeklyHow tight is natural-gas storage across the five reporting regions?-8.6 % deviation+0.8 pp−14.4 pp32nd
Natural-gas storage injection paceweeklyIs the weekly build into natural-gas storage running ahead of or behind its seasonal norm?33.00 Billion Cubic Feet+26.00 Billion Cubic Feet+20.00 Billion Cubic Feet48th
Demand pressure and stress
U.S. electricity demand pressuredailyHow far is seven-day average US48 electricity demand from its five-year seasonal norm?14507.53 Gigawatthours+7.4%+12.9%99th
U.S. energy inventory stressweeklyHow tight are U.S. energy inventories overall, across crude, gasoline, distillate and natural gas?74.88 index (0-100)+36.1%+67.0%100th
Other
U.S. LNG export intensitymonthlyWhat share of U.S. dry gas production is exported as LNG?16.22 Bcf/day+15.5%+59.7%98th
U.S. natural gas supply vs consumptionmonthlyIs U.S. dry gas production keeping up with domestic consumption?110.26 Bcf/day+3.5%+17.0%98th
U.S. electricity generation mixdailyHow is U.S. electricity generation split across major fuels?44.2 %+3.2%+13.6%92nd
U.S. nuclear outage ratedailyHow much U.S. nuclear capacity is currently offline?2.9 %−1.6%+48.7%15th
U.S. regional power-demand breadthdailyHow broad is year-on-year power-demand growth across U.S. balancing authorities?80.0 %+100.0%93rd
Euro-area money growthmonthlyIs broad euro liquidity accelerating or contracting?4.7 %−0.1 pp−6.2 pp21st
Euro-area real money growthmonthlyIs euro-area broad money growing faster than prices?4.0 %+0.6 pp−3.7 pp33rd
Euro-area private credit growthmonthlyHow quickly is private credit expanding across the euro area?3.5 %+48.6%−21.4%72nd
Euro-area private deposit growthmonthlyAre household and corporate deposits growing at the same pace?4.8 %−0.6 pp−6.5 pp31st
Bank lending–deposit growth gapmonthlyIs bank lending growing faster than deposits?3.5 %+1.5 pp+1.4 pp69th
ECB balance-sheet burdenquarterlyHow large is the Eurosystem balance sheet relative to euro-area GDP?61.9 % of GDP−4.5%−34.8%68th
Eurosystem excess liquiditydailyHow much excess liquidity is in the euro money market?2152.44 EUR bn−19.1%2nd
European house prices vs rentsquarterlyHave European house prices outpaced rents?169.56 index+5.1%+26.1%100th
European house-price growth by countryquarterlyWhich European housing markets are leading or lagging?6.7 %+0.5 pp+0.1 pp85th
European labor-market dispersionmonthlyHow wide is the spread between European labor markets?+7.3 pp−7.6%−43.4%3rd
European Beveridge curvequarterlyAre European labor markets becoming tighter or looser?2.2 %−12.0%+15.8%60th
European employment-growth breadthquarterlyHow broad is employment growth across EU members?100.0 %0.0%0.0%0th
European labor-cost pressurequarterlyAre compensation costs rising faster than productivity?3.6 %+0.1 pp+2.4 pp85th
European core-inflation breadthmonthlyHow widespread is accelerating core inflation across Europe?59.3 %+11.1 pp0.0 pp76th

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