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Oil rises on Middle East supply fears, US inventory drawdowns

By Colleen Howe and Emily Chow BEIJING, Oct 21 (Reuters) – Oil prices gained over $1 on Wednesday as escalating Middle East tensions fuelled fears of supply disruptions, while falling US crude and

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