Crude Falls From Six-Week High as U.S. Fuel Supply Rises
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West Texas Intermediate crude fell from a six-week high after gasoline and diesel inventories rose more than forecast last week as refineries boosted output.
Prices dropped 1.1 percent. The Energy Information Administration said stockpiles of the fuels jumped about three times as much as estimated in a Bloomberg survey of analysts, gaining the most since January. The increase contributed to the biggest slide in oil stocks in about a year.