Brent slips below $110, Iran supports
German business sentiment improves, Greek debt looms * U.S. crude stocks show steep build as imports jump -API * Coming Up: U.S. Fed rate decision Dec; 1730 GMT (Changes dateline, updates throughout) LONDON, Jan 25 (Reuters) - Brent crude slipped below $110 on Wednesday as recession fears, partly rekindled by stalled Greek debt talks, weighed on the outlook for demand, while threats by Iran to respond to European sanctions by shutting a vital trade route supported prices. The failure of debt talks in Greece to reach a deal continued to ...
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