Oil falls on second wave outbreak fears, rise in U.S. inventories

TOKYO (Reuters) - Oil prices fell on Wednesday on worries about a possible second wave of coronavirus cases in countries starting to ease lockdowns, while industry data showed a rise in U.S. crude inventories.The concerns overshadowed a further call by Saudi Arabia for larger production cuts to balance the market following a virus-induced demand slump, after OPEC's biggest producer said earlier this week it planned to add to cut output again.Brent crude was down 58 cents, or 1.9%, at $29.40 by..