We calculate total U.S. gasoline consumption on a weekly basis. Our analysis uses our Supply Side Monitor hourly data, sourced from actual rack liftings of gasoline (e.g. truck movements of finished gasoline from racks to retail stations).
Get a better view of gasoline demand, a key metric in understanding the U.S. supply and demand balance:
- Be First: Receive our weekly email detailing the U.S. gasoline demand number at 10:30 am ET on Mondays, two days ahead of weekly U.S. EIA data.
- Market Clarity: Predict trends in gasoline demand and supply, such as shifting demands, to create a more concrete picture of gasoline demand trends several days before traditional sources.
- Accuracy: We capture actual hourly gasoline rack activity and translate that to measurements of volumes headed to gasoline retail filling stations for an entire week. Our report has a 0.90 correlation to the rolling 4-week average Weekly EIA report on Products Supplied - Gasoline.
TRADERS:
Gain insight on U.S. gasoline demand to accurately assess supply/demand balances and be the first to react to price movements and trading opportunities.
ANALYSTS:
Analyze U.S. gasoline demand trends based on actual rack activity, observing how demand is shifting to present supply or demand events.
FINANCIALS & HEDGE FUNDS:
Track U.S. gasoline demand trends on a weekly basis to identify fundamentals trends in demand that could yield trading opportunities in futures.
