Oil prices fell on Friday as investors cashed in on a 20-percent rise over the past month, outweighing the impact of crude production cuts in Canada where a huge wildfire has disrupted oil sands operations. Oil prices were down around one percent in early European trading, with global benchmark Brent prices set for their first weekly loss in five weeks. “Currently prices are falling even with only few bearish fundamentals,” said Frank Klumpp, oil analyst at Stuttgart-based Landesbank Baden-Wuerttemberg. “It seems that investors take profits regardless of the newsflow which should be supportive.” Brent crude prices have risen 64 percent since a near 13-year low reached in mid-January and as much as 20 percent over the past four weeks. Brent futures LCOc1 were down 24 cents at $44.77 a barrel at 0848 GMT. […]