Gasoline led the drop in the oil complex Wednesday as traders fretted over weak demand and an unexpected rise in weekly supplies of the fuel during the summer driving season. U.S. inventories of motor gasoline rose by 2.1 million barrels for the week ended June 9, as supplies of crude oil fell by 1.7 million barrels, the Energy Information Administration reported Wednesday. The rise for gasoline stockpiles contradicted expectations for a decline of between 500,000 barrels and 1.5 million barrels forecast by Citi Futures—and the decline for crude supply was smaller than expectations for a 2 million- to 3 million-barrel fall.via