United States gasoline inventories were virtually unchanged in the latest reporting period, with stocks rising by just 0.007 million barrels, according to data updated on 29 July 2026. This compares to a previous increase of 0.765 million barrels, indicating a significant slowdown in inventory growth.
The sharp moderation from the prior build suggests that gasoline supply and demand are now more closely aligned than in the earlier period. While the previous reading pointed to a noticeable accumulation in stocks, the latest figure shows inventories holding almost steady, offering a more neutral signal to markets tracking U.S. fuel balances and consumption trends.