The EIA reported that total U.S. propane/propylene inventories posted a draw of 6.2 MMbbl for the week ended January 30, exceeding industry expectations for a 5.1 MMbbl decline and the average draw for the week of 3.5 MMbbl. Even after the draw, total U.S. propane/propylene stocks stood at 82.7 MMbbl, or 35% higher than the same week in 2025. Inventories also remained 20% above the five-year maximum and 40% above the five-year average, with inventories remaining elevated relative to historical levels.
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