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    Kuwait slashes crude shipments to Asia in February 
    KUWAIT: Kuwait has cut the official price of crude for February shipments to Asia by 25 cents a barrel from the previous month, a source familiar with the oil sector said on Wednesday. 
    Kuwait will sell oil to its Asian customers at a discount of $ 0.55 per barrel, compared with the average price of Oman and Dubai crude in February, compared with a discount of $ 0.30 in January.


    London 
    Gold jumps to near the highest level in 4 months with the dollar falling 
    Gold jumped to a four-month high Wednesday as the dollar fell to a six-week low against the Japanese currency and depreciated against the euro, making US-denominated assets soar and eroding the impact of rising bond yields. 
    The dollar fell as much as 1.2 percent against the yen after the Bank of Japan cut its purchases of long-term government bonds earlier this week, putting the US currency on course for the biggest two-day decline in nearly eight months. 
    The action taken by the Bank of Japan has led to a rise in yield on bonds around the world, which is generally a negative factor for gold, as the cost of lost opportunity increases for holders of a yellow metal that is not yielding. However, the decline of the dollar outpaced that factor. 
    By 0708 GMT, the spot price of gold was up 0.9 percent at $ 1324.40 an ounce after touching earlier highs since September 15 at $ 1326.56 an ounce. 
    US gold futures for February delivery rose $ 11.50 an ounce to $ 1325.20 an ounce. 
    Key government bond yields hit a one-month high on Wednesday as investors reassessed that monetary easing could continue by the world's biggest central banks after the Bank of Japan moved. 
    Palladium fell 0.1 percent to $ 1098.50 an ounce after hitting a record high of $ 1111.40 on Tuesday. 
    Silver rose 1.2 percent to $ 17.16 an ounce, while platinum rose 0.1 percent to $ 965.90 an ounce.


    United State 
    Global demand for air cargo on the highest level track in 7 years 
    The International Air Transport Association (IATA) said on Wednesday that demand for air cargo rose 8.8 percent in November on an annualized basis. 
    The increase in November means that air cargo is in the best operational and financial performance since the recovery that followed the global financial crisis in 2010, IATA added. 
    The growth in demand for air cargo, which coincided with the period of traditional demand strength in the fourth quarter of the year, comes despite signs that air transport has exceeded the peak level in its usual cycle, IATA said. 
    Available capacity rose 4 percent this month, the 16th consecutive month in which demand growth outpaced capacity growth. IATA said that this is positive for payload transactions, returns and financial performance. 
    Load transactions rose 2.2 percentage points to 49.1 percent. 
    "There are several indicators showing that 2018 will be a good year as well, especially the recovery of consumer confidence, the growth of global e-commerce and the upward trend of the global economy, all of which call for optimism at the start of the new year," said Alexander de Goniak, the federation's general manager. 
    IATA said the recent US-approved tax reform would also help boost air cargo volumes in the coming period.





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