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    London 
    Euro climbs to the highest level in two and a half year , the 
    euro rose to its highest level in two and a half year on Friday , despite the comments of the European Central Bank , which did not deter the bulls euro market who boosted their bets on the single currency remain below its real value in general versus competing currencies. 
    The euro found support in a report that central bank officials were generally in agreement that the next step was to cut back on bond purchases, which also pushed bond yields higher. 
    Overall, the dollar's weakness against its rivals over the last 24 hours indicates that there is a new momentum supporting the EUR's rally.
    The euro was at $ 1.2067 after rising to $ 1.2092 in early trade, its highest level since December 2015. The euro has gained around 15 percent since the beginning of the year and is the best performer among the top 10 currencies since the beginning of 2017. 
    The dollar index, The US currency performed against a basket of six major currencies, down 0.6 percent to 91.11 after falling to 91,1011, its lowest since January 2015, heading towards its biggest weekly loss in three and a half months. 


    New York 
     oil rises due to more than expected damage in America
    Oil prices rose on Friday as Hurricane Harvey's US crude output was hit more than expected, as the biggest storm headed for Florida, warning more disruption to the oil sector. By 3060 GMT, the price of West Texas Intermediate crude futures was $ 49.15 a barrel, up 5 cents from the previous settlement price. 
    US benchmark Brent crude <LCOc1> rose 24 cents to $ 54.73 a barrel, still close to Friday's $ 54.79 peak, its highest since April.
    Hurricane Harvey hit the US coast on the Gulf of Mexico two weeks ago, and crude prices fell initially as a quarter of the country's huge refining sector was disrupted by the storm, cutting demand for crude oil. But crude processing is recovering as the refining sector recovers. Harvey also impact on oil production, as the US Energy Information Administration said that crude production in the United States fell about eight percent, from 9.5 million barrels per day to 8.8 million barrels daily 


    Singapore 
     Gold climbs to the highest level in
    Gold rose to a one-year high on Friday as the dollar fell, after weaker-than-expected US jobs data and rising tensions over North Korea. Spot gold rose 0.4 percent to $ 1352.91 an ounce by 07:23 GMT. Earlier in the session, it hit its highest level since August 2016. The yellow metal has gained more than 2 percent since the beginning of the week to record its third weekly gain.
    Gold in US futures contracts for December delivery rose 0.7 percent to $ 1,359.50 an ounce. The dollar index, which tracks the performance of the greenback against a basket of six major currencies, slipped 0.5 percent to 91,177 after touching earlier lows since January 2015. The greenback was under pressure as long-term Treasury yields fell to their lowest level. Ten months as weak US jobs data and concerns about the impact of hurricanes Erma and Harvey on the world's largest economy spurred demand for government debt instruments.

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