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Weekly US ethanol production was off a more than expected 33,000 barrels (traders looked for down 11k) to 1.003 million from the previous week and stocks down a large 626,000 barrels to 25.903 million (traders were looking for an increase of 96k). US ethanol production rebounded about 10 percent from this time year ago and is about 1.3 percent above this time two years ago, when pandemic started to impact demand. US gasoline stocks are down 2 million barrels from the previous week at 236.8 million barrels and demand for gasoline is down 2.5% from year ago. Ethanol blended into finished motor gasoline was a large 93.1 percent, up from 91.2% previous week.
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