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      • The EIA said that at 420.6 million barrels, crude oil inventories were still below the seasonal five-year average, by some 4 percent. A day earlier, the American Petroleum Institute estimated a crude oil inventory build of close to 3.3 million barrels, citing refinery shutdowns that took about 1 million barrels daily in refining capacity offline.
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