U.S. Oil Inventories Fall to a 22-Year Low as Analysts Warn of Potential Price Spike

U.S. oil and petroleum product inventories have dropped to their lowest level since 2004 as global supplies remain tight and American exports continue to help offset shortages in international markets. �
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Energy analysts and major industry players warn that ongoing supply disruptions could push the market toward critical inventory levels during the summer demand season. Some forecasts suggest oil prices could climb as high as $200 per barrel if global supply constraints persist. �
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The International Energy Agency has also warned that global stockpiles may approach historically low levels in the coming months, leaving the market increasingly vulnerable to additional supply shocks. �
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