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Total domestic ethanol inventories increased for a seventh straight week, rising to a 29-week high in the second week of December amid continued weak implied demand.

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Total domestic ethanol inventories climbed to a 27-week high in early December as implied demand eroded further.

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Total domestic ethanol inventories climbed to a 24-week high in the final week of November as implied demand fell below 800,000 barrels per day for the first time since June 12.

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Growth Energy intends to sue the EPA for missing the Nov. 30 deadline to finalize the Renewable Fuel Standard 2021 volumes.

Domestic ethanol inventories posted a fourth consecutive weekly build, climbing to a 12-week high as production jumped to the highest level since March 20 while demand was at the lowest level since about mid-June.