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Analysts in a Reuters poll had forecast a drop of 418,000 barrels.
Analysts had expected a 1.4 million barrel increase, a Reuters poll showed.
A Reuters poll had pegged stockpiles to fall 3% to an eight-month low of 1.67 million tonnes.
The gain was stronger than the most optimistic forecast in a Reuters poll of analysts.
In a Reuters poll, Wall Street's top banks saw the Fed raising borrowing costs three times in 2018.
Analysts had expected an increase of 1.4 million barrels, a Reuters poll showed.
Nine out of 10 economists in a Reuters poll predicted the central bank would keep its overnight borrowing rate on hold at 3.0%.
Prices rose after the EIA's report, even though data showed a build instead of the 2.6million-barrel draw that analysts had forecast in a Reuters poll.
Analysts in a Reuters poll had forecast a gain of 25,000 jobs in December and an unemployment rate of 5.8%.
That was well below even the most pessimistic forecast in a Reuters poll where the median expectation was for a modest rise to 52.8.
According to a Reuters poll, economists forecast that Sterling would appreciate 3.5% if the deal is approved next week.
That was the strongest monthly gain since July 2011 andeasily beat expectations in a Reuters poll for a 0.7 percent rise, surpassing even the most optimistic estimate.
Analysts in a Reuters poll had forecast the annual rate would fall to 1.8 per cent from 2.4 per cent in October.
Egypt's central bank is likely to cut interestrates for a fourth consecutive time on Thursday, a Reuters poll showed, despite inflation rising in December.
A Reuters poll of 15 dealers gives a 35 percent chance of the Fed extending its stimulative operating twist at that meeting.
Jerome Powell will likely be the next Federal Reserve chairman,according to a slim majority of economists in a Reuters poll- but most of them said Yellen would be the best option.
A Reuters poll taken before the data release had forecast gasoline stocks would be unchanged and distillate stockpiles would show a build of around 900,000 barrels.
The outcome was well below a 1.5 percent increase predicted by economists in a Reuters poll and the worst performance since October 2016, when exports declined 14 percent year-on-year.
A Reuters poll on Friday showed that oil prices will remain supported near current levels this year as political risks and OPEC-led output curbs help offset growing supply.
The official manufacturing Purchasing Managers' Index(PMI) is expected to have slipped to 51.2 in September from 51.3 in August,according to the median forecast of 23 economists in a Reuters poll.
A Reuters poll found that long positions on the yuan held by investors in Asia by end-November rose to the highest since September, as the dollar continues to falter in global markets.
The main U.S. economic focus this week will be Friday's consumer price inflation report for July, which is expected to show a 0.2percent increase in core inflation in the month, according to a Reuters poll.
According to a Reuters poll, analysts are unsure that OPEC's supply cut will be enough to offset the increase in U.S. production and do not believe prices will reach $60 a barrel until early next year.
China's economic growth is expected to cool to 6.6% this year and slow further to 6.5% in 2017, even as the government keeps up policysupport to help ward off a sharper slowdown, a Reuters poll showed.
The PMI data comes two days after a Reuters poll showed confidence at Japanese manufacturers rose in August to the highest in a decade, offering further evidence of a broadening economic recovery.
But Wall Street expects the Federal Reserve to continue its program of debt purchases through 2013 in an effort to prop up theeconomy despite evidence of an improved job market, according to a Reuters poll conducted on Friday.
The data comes days after a Reuters poll showed a third of Japanese companies have been affected by the trade conflict between the world's two biggest economies with firms fretting about slower Chinese demand.
Economists also expect the Bank of Japan will ease monetary policy even further by July as a strong yen andstill-sluggish economy threaten its ability to meet its ambitious inflation target, a Reuters poll showed.
TOKYO(Reuters)- A vast majority of Japanese firms do not want any further radical monetary easing, even though they believe the central bank's inflation goal will either take more than three years to achieve oris an impossible target, a Reuters poll showed.
Global aluminium overcapacity will fall sharply this year, by the impact of China's pollution control action in major producers, and shortages will be continued to 2018,but the market has basically digested the relevant impact, a Reuters poll revealed.