Oil dives over 5% as U.S. crude stocks hit record, COVID cases mount

NEW YORK (Reuters) - Oil prices tumbled over 5%, or more than $2 a barrel on Wednesday, after U.S. crude storage hit another record and coronavirus cases rebounded in countries like Germany and surged in heavily populated areas of the United States.The United States had its second-largest rise in infections since the pandemic began. Mounting infections there as well as in China, Latin America and India have unnerved investors and pressured oil prices. "The market is signalling that if it doesn't..