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US weekly ethanol production was up 52,000 barrels to 893,000 and stocks fell 312,000 to 21.034 million. A Bloomberg poll looked for production to be up 32,000 at 811,000 barrels (and stocks to decrease 14,000 barrels. Production increased for the eighth consecutive week, a 66 percent rebound since bottoming at 537,000 barrels for the week ending April 24. Ethanol stocks have been decreased nine consecutive weeks to 21.034 million from 27.689 million peak in mid-April.
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