Crude oil inventories drew 7.7 million barrels for the week ended Jan. 10, which was far more than analysts’ expectations of a 673,000 barrel drawdown. Chicago Energies Options Trader Peter Amandio tells TheStreet’s Joe Deaux that it doesn’t surprise him that when crude dips near $92 a barrel, inventories take a big dip. Amandio says that distillates, which fell 1 million barrels, should continue to fall as the winter weather blankets the United States.
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