Japan Petroleum Association: Japan's commercial crude oil inventories decreased by 630,000 kiloliters in the week ending March 28
- Data released by the Petroleum Association of Japan (PAJ) on Wednesday showed that as of the week ending March 28, Japan's commercial crude oil inventory stood at 9.3313 million kiloliters, a decrease of 630.6 thousand kiloliters from the previous week's 9.9619 million kiloliters.
- The refinery operable capacity (BPSD) utilization rate was 77.40%, compared with 76.40% the previous week; the refinery design capacity (BPCD) utilization rate was 72.50%, compared with 73.30% the previous week.
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