U.S. ethanol stocks moved to a multi-month high last week. The U.S. Energy Information Administration says the domestic supply of 25.206 million barrels was the largest since early May, up 85,000 on the week and 2.657 million on the year, as increased rates of production push the domestic reserve higher. Ethanol production averaged 1.112 million […]
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