West Texas Intermediate oil rose from a five-month low on speculation that demand for crude increased as refineries boosted production after ending seasonal maintenance. Futures advanced 0.3 percent. An Energy Information Administration report tomorrow will probably show that refineries utilized 89.2 percent of capacity last week, up 0.5 percentage point from Nov. 8, according to a Bloomberg survey. Crude supplies gained a ninth week in the poll. Talks between Iran and the five permanent members of the United Nations Security Council plus Germany will resume tomorrow in Geneva. “I’ve changed my outlook for WTI from bearish to bullish,” said Stephen Schork , president of the Schork Group Inc. in Villanova, Pennsylvania . “We are coming out of turnaround season and can expect refiners to boost operating rates, which will increase crude demand.” WTI for December delivery rose 31 cents to settle at $93.34 a barrel on the New York […]