Brent gained the most in four months and West Texas Intermediate rebounded from a two-year low after market supplies from Saudi Arabia , the world’s biggest crude exporter, were said to have dropped. Saudi Arabia supplied 9.36 million barrels a day in September, down 328,000 from the previous month, according to a person familiar with the country’s policy. Oil, which has collapsed into a bear market on concerns over rising production, also advanced on improved economic reports ranging from manufacturing in Germany and China to U.S. jobs. “The Saudis are limiting the amount of crude oil available to the market,” said Gene McGillian , an analyst and broker at Tradition Energy in Stamford , Connecticut . “The market is using that as a bullish reason. Whether or not there will be a significant production cut from Saudi Arabia remains to be seen.” Brent for December settlement rose $2.12, or […]