Oil jumped the most in a week after a surprise decline in U.S. crude inventories and signals that OPEC+ made progress toward a widely anticipated deal on extending output curbs. Futures rose 1.6% in New York following a government report that showed domestic crude stockpiles fell by 679,000 barrels last week. U.S. oil exports topped 3 million barrels a day for the first time in five weeks, though gasoline and distillate storage increased. Prices also found support as signs emerged that the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries and its allies are making progress toward an agreement on output cuts. Still, it’s too early to say whether that will translate into a final deal, according to delegates, as the producer group works through a dispute centered around Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates. Bipartisan progress toward another round of U.S. […]