Strategic Petroleum Reserve falls 403,000 barrels to lowest since 1982

  • Strategic Petroleum Reserve inventories fell by 403,000 barrels last week.
  • 285 million barrels marked the reserve’s lowest level since November 1982.
  • The 25th consecutive decline extended the longest streak since 2021-2023.

The Strategic Petroleum Reserve (SPR), the U.S. government’s emergency oil stockpile, fell by 403,000 barrels last week to 285 million barrels, its lowest level since November 1982. The decline marked the 25th consecutive weekly drop, the longest such streak since the 2021-2023 period. The update also referenced U.S. oil inventories held in the SPR over that period.

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