U.S. crude futures rose from multi-week lows in thin early Asian trade on Wednesday after an industry group reported that stocks fell at the Cushing hub in Oklahoma, the delivery point for U.S. oil contracts. Crude stocks at the Cushing delivery hub fell by 748,000 barrels, data from the industry group, the American Petroleum Institute, showed late on Tuesday. <API/S> General inventories rose by 4.1 million barrels in the week to Oct 23 to 477.1 million barrels, the data showed. Gains were limited as a supply glut persists even after U.S. production cuts and investors are awaiting official inventories data due out later on Wednesday that is expected to show further stockpiling. U.S. crude for December delivery was up 6 cents at $43.26 a barrel at 0049 GMT after […]