Oil fell by the most since in nearly two months after a report showed American crude inventories rising and Iran said nuclear talks are set to resume this month. Futures in New York fell 3.6% on Wednesday and extended losses after the market’s close following Iran’s announcement that talks would resume on Nov. 29. A nuclear deal is seen as the first step toward potentially lifting U.S. sanctions on Iranian oil. Meanwhile, U.S. oil supplies rose to the highest since August, according to a government report. OPEC+ meets virtually Thursday to review output plans. The U.S. has called on the group to raise supplies faster to quell high domestic gasoline prices. But it’s questionable as to whether the group will comply, given rising stockpiles and this week’s cooling crude prices. “It’s doubtful that OPEC will want to pull the trigger on increasing supply just because the U.S. is uncomfortable […]