U.S. Net Exports of Crude Oil and Petroleum Products, 4-Week Average
Exports minus imports of crude oil and petroleum products combined.
4.118 mbd−22k bpdAs of October 16, 2026
Net exports of crude and products fell 22k bpd to 4.118 mbd. First week down in three weeks. Biggest drop in three weeks. Up 850k bpd y-o-y.
Last two years
Source: EIA Weekly Petroleum Status Report (WTTNTUS2, sign flipped). Four-week average. Positive = net exporter.
Questions
What is the latest u.s. net exports of crude oil and petroleum products, 4-week average?
4.118 mbd as of October 16, 2026.
What does net exports of crude and products measure?
Exports minus imports of crude oil and petroleum products combined.
Why does it matter for markets?
The U.S. as a net exporter means higher oil prices are a terms-of-trade gain at the national level — a transfer from consumers to producers, not a drain on the country.
Where does the data come from and how often is it updated?
EIA Weekly Petroleum Status Report (WTTNTUS2, sign flipped). This page refreshes automatically every week, within an hour of the source publishing.