The Energy Information Administration reported a crude oil inventory build of 5.7 million barrels for the week to October 25, pressuring oil prices a day after the American Petroleum Institute reported an estimated fourth consecutive inventory build, of 592,000 barrels. Analysts expected a build of 729,000 barrels for last week after a 1.7-million-barrel draw interrupted a string of five weekly inventory builds, which added more than 19 million barrels to U.S. commercial crude oil inventories. The EIA also reported gasoline inventories had shed 3.0 million barrels in the week to October 25, with production averaging XX million barrels daily. This compared with a 3.1-million-barrel decline in gasoline stockpiles a week earlier and production of 10.1 million bpd. Distillate fuel inventories, meanwhile, fell by 1.0 million barrels last week, with production averaging 5.0 million barrels daily. A week earlier, distillate fuel inventories shed 2.7 million barrels while production averaged 4.8 […]