UPDATE: Crude Inventory Grows 8.9M Barrels vs 2.3M Expected

Crude Inventory for the week ending Oct. 10th grew 8.9 million Barrels vs 2.3 million expected.

Cushing inventory increased by 716 thousand barrels.

Gasoline inventory declined 4 million barrels vs a decline of 1.35 million expected.

Distillate inventory declined by 1.5 million barrels vs 1.75 million expected.

Traders are watching energy futures and ETFs like United States Oil Fund (NYSE: USO).

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