West Texas Intermediate crude rose, narrowing its discount to Brent to the least in a week, after Enterprise Products Partners LP said it would more than double the capacity of its Seaway pipeline as early as May. Prices increased as much as 1.4 percent. The expanded line will be able to move more than 850,000 barrels a day of oil to Houston from Cushing, Oklahoma , the delivery point for WTI futures. Cushing stockpiles tumbled to a two-year low last week and are expected to drop again in a government report tomorrow, according to analysts’ forecasts. Brent gained less than WTI on speculation sanctions on Russia won’t disrupt oil shipments. “The Seaway news is the trigger,” said Tom Finlon, Jupiter, Florida-based director of Energy Analytics Group LLC. “This story clearly explains why WTI is firmer than Brent. Seaway expansion will draw more crude away from Cushing.” WTI for April […]