The Oil Inventories dataset provides historical and forecast data for crude and refined products, including Natural Gas Liquids (NGLs), across major global markets such as the U.S., Japan, China, and Argentina. This dataset is meticulously curated to provide valuable insights into the dynamics of oil inventories, empowering analysts, traders, and decision-makers in the energy sector.

Utilize this dataset to refine trading algorithms by grounding them in the latest inventory trends and forecasts. Analysts can generate reports and insights that inform stakeholders about potential market shifts and opportunities. By understanding inventory levels and forecasts, firms can better manage risks associated with price volatility in the oil market.

By leveraging the Oil Inventories dataset, firms can construct new analytical models or supplement existing datasets to enhance trading decisions with robust, data-driven insights. The detailed inventory data helps identify trends and anticipate market movements which is crucial for effective trading and investment strategies.

This dataset includes:

• Extensive Coverage: The dataset encompasses a variety of critical inventory reports, including ARA Oil Weekly Stocks, EIA Weekly Petroleum Stocks, Enterprise Singapore Weekly Stocks, Fujairah Weekly Stocks, and Weekly Global Oil Inventories. This wide-ranging dataset ensures you have access to the most relevant and timely information, capturing a diverse array of inventory types and reporting methodologies. 
• Forecasting Capabilities: With short-term inventory forecasts extending up to two years, you can make informed predictions about market trends. Monthly, quarterly, and annual forecasts for refined products are available, focusing on key markets such as the U.S., Japan, China, and Argentina.
• Global Insights: The dataset not only provides historical data but also a quarterly outlook on global oil inventory changes, allowing you to assess market shifts and adjust your strategies accordingly.
• Comprehensive Analysis: With access to both weekly historical data and quarterly outlooks, you can conduct thorough analyses that account for short-term fluctuations and long-term trends.