Oil climbed at the start of the week’s trading as investors weighed tight product markets including gasoline, and a weaker dollar. West Texas Intermediate topped $111 a barrel following four weekly gains, the longest such run since February. Gasoline and diesel prices have rallied to records ahead of the start of the US driving season, which begins in about a week. Money managers have also been boosting their bullish crude bets . In remarks reported at the weekend, Saudi Arabia signaled it will continue to support Russia’s role in the OPEC+ group of producers, undermining US-led efforts to isolate Moscow for its invasion of Ukraine, the Financial Times said. The kingdom was hoping to work out an agreement with OPEC+ which includes Russia, Energy Minister Prince Abdulaziz bin Salman told the newspaper. Oil has surged this year on rising demand and the complex global fallout from Russia’s invasion. The […]