West Texas Intermediate crude fell, capping the biggest weekly decline in 19 months, after a government report showed that U.S. supplies of distillate fuel and gasoline climbed. Futures dropped 1.6 percent today and 6.3 percent this week. The Energy Information Administration said stockpiles of distillate fuel , including heating oil and diesel, rose 5.04 million barrels last week to 119.1 million. Gasoline inventories gained 844,000 barrels to 220.7 million. Fuel demand tumbled 7.2 percent, the most since January 2012. Crude supplies slid as Gulf Coast refiners curbed deliveries to reduce local taxes. “The big build in distillate fuel is the main feature of the report,” said John Kilduff , partner at Again Capital LLC a New York-based hedge fund that focuses on energy. “Distillate is the seasonal leader and strong demand for it had been driving prices higher. The demand appears to have fallen away.” WTI for February delivery […]