Ethanol demand last week was generally slow. That is tied to several factors, including the cost of and demand for gasoline, along with ethanol production in recent weeks. The U.S. Energy Information Administration says ethanol stocks swelled to 24.391 million barrels, 463,000 higher than the previous week’s multi-month low and 756,000 above a year ago. […]
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