West Texas Intermediate (WTI) crude inched higher, approaching $67.50 per barrel, as tightening U.S. inventories fueled renewed buying interest. Supply constraints and expectations of sustained demand have supported prices, despite broader market uncertainty over global economic conditions. Recent data pointing to a decline in U.S. crude stockpiles has reinforced optimism among traders, suggesting that domestic supply may remain tight in the near term. The reduction in inventories comes as refinery activity picks up, further limiting available crude and pushing prices upward. Meanwhile, ongoing...