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Reuters says Venezuela crude oil imports to the US "bounced back in June, 2018." That surprised me.
From Reuters:
[Venezuela] exported 563,962 barrels per day of crude to the United States last month (June, 2018), 5 percent above May figures and the largest volume since August. Exports of DCO slightly surpassed 250,000 bpd, the highest level since May 2017, according to Thomson Reuters trade flows data.Back-of-the-envelope:
- June, 2018: 563,962 x 30 days = 16.919 million bbls
- May, 2018: 16.113 million bbls
So, Reuters says:
- June imports of 16.919 million bbls is the largest volume since August, 2017. It appears, according to the EIA, US imports from Venezuela exceeded that amount "significantly" in both March and April
Now, imagine if the numbers vary that much between various sources for every nation that imports and/or exports oil ....
Disclaimer: I often make simple arithmetic errors and often misread articles.
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