West Texas Intermediate traded near the lowest price in more than three weeks amid speculation that crude stockpiles expanded in the U.S., the world’s biggest oil consumer. Brent was steady in London . Futures were little changed in New York after losing 1.4 percent yesterday, the first drop in three days. Crude inventories are forecast to have risen by 1.85 million barrels last week, according to a Bloomberg News survey before an Energy Information Administration report tomorrow. Stockpiles climbed to 363.8 million in the prior seven days, the highest level since December. WTI is trading near a technical indicator that supported prices last week. “There’s an anticipated increase in supply in the U.S. as we make the changeover from the winter grade to the summer grade of petroleum,” said Michael McCarthy , a chief strategist at CMC Markets in Sydney who predicts investors may buy WTI contracts at $100.50 […]