WTI Crude Falls Most in Three Weeks on U.S. Supplies

West Texas Intermediate crude fell the most in three weeks on projections that U.S. supplies rose and concern that the weakening Chinese yuan will hurt growth in the second-biggest oil-consuming country. Brent also dropped.

Futures in New York tumbled 1 percent. U.S. crude inventories increased for a sixth week to 363.6 million barrels, according to a Bloomberg survey of analysts before an Energy Information Administration report tomorrow. China’s yuan slid for a sixth day, ending below the central bank’s reference rate for the first time since September 2012.