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    Tokyo 
    Oil prices fall as US stocks rise 
    Oil prices fell on Wednesday on reports of rising US crude stockpiles but did not break all gains in the previous session after OPEC said it expected demand for oil to rise next year. By 0650 GMT, the WTI crude fell 5 cents, or 0.1 percent, to $ 48.18 a barrel after rising earlier in the session. Crude rose 0.3 percent on Tuesday. Brent crude fell 11 cents, or 0.2 percent, to $ 54.16 a barrel after rising 0.8 percent in the previous session.


    The difference between Brent crude and US crude was $ 5.46 for global crude as Hurvie and Aroma continue to affect demand for oil and oil products in the United States. Crude prices fell on Wednesday after rising on Tuesday when the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) predicted a surge in demand for its oil in 2018 and hinted at signs of a narrowing gap between supply and demand in the global market, indicating that the agreement to reduce production with non-members of the Organization Contributes to the elimination of the oversupply of the supply, which negatively affected prices.

    Analysts warn that US inventory data may not give a full picture in the coming weeks due to weather-related weather conditions, but the US Petroleum Institute said late on Tuesday that US oil inventories rose nearly double last week. Refineries cut production after Hurricane Harvey, while gasoline stocks and distillates fell. Oil inventories rose 6.2 million barrels in the week ending Sept. 8 to 468.8 million, nearly double the analysts' forecast of 3.2 million barrels. London Europe shares retreat am influenced by the performance of Apple 's suppliers of European stocks fell in early trading on Wednesday , with the emergence of signs of apathy on the wave of a global stock rally, while Apple 's suppliers face difficulties disappointed after the launch of the new iPhone phone expectations delayed shipping date expected.






    The Stoxx 600 European index fell 0.3 percent as the slide in the chip industry was accompanied by a drop in the mining sector. The STOXX 50 index of leading shares in the euro zone remained stable, while German DAX <.DXI> fell 0.1 percent after rising to a two-month high on Tuesday. Apple chip makers were among the worst performing stocks with AMMS down 3.2 percent, while Dialog Semiconductors fell 1.7 percent and ST Micro fell 1.1 percent. Traders said their shares were under pressure because of the delayed shipment of the new iPhone Tone phone on November 3. The price of the new phone is $ 999. The chip industry was the best performer among technology stocks in Europe this year, and contributed significantly to the performance of the sector, which exceeded the performance of the market. AMMS has gained 165 percent since the start of the year.




    At the opening, Britain's FTSE 100 was down 0.3 percent, while France's CAC 40 was down 0.1 percent. 


    New York 
    stable dollar and sterling , the highest in the 
    dollar stabilized on Wednesday, investors were cautious of taking new positions in the currency before the inflation scheduled data announced tomorrow that global audience of «Federal Reserve» (US central bank) is closely while studying Increase interest rates. Most of the currencies were trading in narrow ranges, with attention focused on sterling, which had earlier hit a year high above $ 1.33 before falling below that level after data showed wages remained below inflation.

    Sterling fell 0.2 percent to $ 1.3254. The dollar was trading down 0.1 percent against a basket of major currencies at 91,758, keeping it up about 1 percent above the two-and-a-half year low hit last week. The dollar fell slightly to 109.95 yen after rising earlier in the session to its highest level since September 1 at 110.295 yen. The euro added modest gains from the previous session, rising 0.1 percent to $ 1.1984 after an increase in German bond yields eroded a similar rise in US Treasury yields.
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