March 22 (Reuters) - U.S. East Coast refinery
utilization fell in the latest week to the lowest level since
February 2021, the Energy Information Administration said
Wednesday.
U.S. East Coast refinery runs fell to 68% in the week ending
March 17 from 77.8% the week prior.
U.S. East Coast crude oil inventories fell by 35,000 barrels
to 6.53 million barrels last week, the lowest on record, the EIA
said.
(Reporting by Laura Sanicola)
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