Oil rose from its highest closing level in four weeks in New York, heading for a weekly gain amid signs that U.S. gasoline consumption strengthened and speculation that some producers will complete an accord to freeze output. Futures advanced 1.6 percent in New York, up 13 percent for the week after U.S. government data on Feb. 24 showed gasoline inventories declined by 2.24 million barrels last week. Producers are discussing where to meet next month for further discussions on the production freeze provisionally agreed between Saudi Arabia and Russia last week, Venezuelan Oil Minister Eulogio Del Pino said on […]