Scheduled official release Nov 12, 2026 Weekly Petroleum Status Report the crude oil inventory report
The U.S. Energy Information Administration publishes Weekly Petroleum Status Report, the crude oil inventory report, at 12:00 PM EST on Thursday, Nov 12, 2026. This one covers week ending November 6, 2026. Moved off the standard Wednesday slot for Veterans Day. The one after it is Nov 18, 2026. The previous entry was Nov 4, 2026.
Every crude oil inventory report release date 27 dates on the U.S. Energy Information Administration calendar, with the next one always at the top →
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What it measuresWeekly Petroleum Status Report, in one paragraph
The Weekly Petroleum Status Report is the U.S. Energy Information Administration count of how much crude oil and refined product sits in commercial storage, how much refineries ran, and how much moved through imports and exports. It is the highest-frequency official read on American oil supply.
What JMM reads first
The crude stock change is the headline and it is the least informative line on its own. A build caused by a refinery outage and a build caused by weak demand look identical in the top number and mean opposite things, so read refinery utilisation and product stocks in the same pass. The figures are weekly and noisy: a single week rarely establishes a trend the four-week average does not already show.
The month around this date The EIA release calendar for November 2026
The EIA calendar carries 8 releases across 7 days of November 2026. The heaviest day is the 25th, carrying 2 of them. Every marked day is listed below with its exact release time.
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The run of dates Date 20 of the 27 Weekly Petroleum Status Report entries JMM holds
The source calendar puts these 27 dates a median of 7 days apart. This one falls 8 days after the previous entry. The widest interval in the run is 8 days, between Sep 2, 2026 and Sep 10, 2026.
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- Status
- ScheduledThe official source calendar lists this release ahead of the last collection run.
- Period covered
- Week ending November 6, 2026
- Off the standard slot
- Moved off the standard Wednesday slot for Veterans Day
- Schedule basis
- Applied from a stated ruleThe EIA states a rule and an exception table rather than a list of dates: the standard release is 10:30 a.m. Eastern on Wednesdays, and a published table names the holiday weeks that move. These dates apply that rule with those exceptions as the table stood on the retrieval date; the EIA marks amended rows as updated, so a later week can move again. The agency also states that summary tables clear at 10:30 a.m. while the remaining files clear at 1:00 p.m. Eastern, so this time is the first gate rather than the moment every file appears.
- Effective period
- Not specified by source
- Scheduled time
- Nov 12, 2026, 12:00 PM EST
- JMM retrieval
- Aug 14, 2026, 8:16 AM EDT
- Forecast connection
- None published A published JMM question that settles on this record would freeze its probability before the time above.
Weekly Petroleum Status Report release schedule
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