LONDON, Oct 3 (Reuters) - Independently held refined oil products stocks in storage in the Amsterdam-Rotterdam-Antwerp $(ARA)$ refining and storage hub were stable in the week to Thursday, data from Dutch consultancy Insights Global showed.
* Total inventories reached 6.29 million metric tons by Thursday, the data showed, unchanged from the previous week.
* Gasoline stocks increased by nearly 4% to 970,000 tons as demand softened and exports slowed, Insights Global's Rick Veringmeier told Reuters.
* Gasoil and diesel stocks fell marginally to 2.43 million tons as regional refinery maintenance pushed demand higher, Veringmeier added.
The following table shows volumes in thousands of tons:
10/03/2024 03/10/2024 05/10/2023
Gasoline 970 934 1,344
Naphtha 554 559 220
Gasoil 2,428 2,447 1,915
Fuel oil 1,372 1,374 1,035
Jet fuel 965 971 782
Product Incoming cargoes Outgoing cargoes
Gasoline France, Portugal, UK Canada, Caribbean, UK, US,
W. Africa
Naphtha Norway, Spain, US Sweden
Gasoil Oman, Qatar, UAE, Germany, Ireland, Poland,
UK, US UK
Fuel Oil Denmark, France, Denmark, France, Spain, UK
Germany, Poland, UK
Jet-kero India UK
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(Reporting by Ahmad Ghaddar; editing by David Evans)
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