U.S. oil futures climbed to near a one-month high Tuesday as traders bet that government data will soon show that supplies at a key storage hub declined for the first time since late December. Investors are also awaiting an announcement Wednesday from the Federal Reserve on whether the U.S. central bank will further reduce its signature bond-buying program, a measure that has helped lift crude prices. Light, sweet crude for March delivery rose $1.69, or 1.8%, to $97.41 a barrel on the New York Mercantile Exchange. Nymex crude rebounded after losing $1.60, or 1.6%, over the past two sessions and posted its highest settlement so far this […]