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Gold steadied in Europe on Monday after touching almost a two-week high in Asia as the dollar languished against the euro and oil held within a few dollars of the record it hit late last week.

Gold rose to $902.20/903.20 an ounce from $896.80/898.20 an ounce late in New York on Friday. The precious metal hit an intraday of $904.10 in Asian trade on Monday, its firmest level since May 28.

Trade remained relatively cautious, however, as investors awaited further moves in the currency and energy markets. "Markets remain more cautious after the quite volatile

trading sessions we saw last week," said MKS Finance analyst Frederic Panazutti.

"$900 remains a pretty fragile support (level). Should the dollar not weaken further, we may see a break back under $900, but positive sentiment should carry gold," he said.

Rising crude oil prices helped push gold higher on Friday as traders bought into the precious metal as a hedge against oil-led inflation.

While oil has softened a touch on Monday, it remains within a few dollars of the all-time high of $139.12 it reached on Friday as OPEC''''s resistance to increasing supply keeps the market on its toes.

The euro is also holding firm against the dollar, further supporting gold, after posting sharp gains on Friday on weaker-than-expected U.S. jobs data.

A softer dollar typically benefits the precious metal, which is bought as a hedge against weakness in the U.S. currency, and which becomes cheaper as the dollar devalues.

With expectations of a euro zone rate hike increasing and a rise in U.S. rates fading, upward momentum is likely to be sustained in both the crude and precious metals markets,

analysts said.

"We believe the dollar should remain under pressure in the near term -- which should support precious metals today," said Standard Bank analyst Manqoba Madinane in a note.

"This could (also) support WTI crude oil prices at current levels as investors plough funds back into commodities to hedge against erosion in the U.S. currency. This could boost global inflation expectations, which should lend further support to precious metals."

Spot platinum rose to $2,068.00/2,088.00 ounce from $2,064.00/2,084.00 an ounce, supported by gold''''s rally and fears over South African supply. Palladium rose to $430.50/440.50 against $429/437.

Silver was steady at $17.50/17.56 an ounce from $17.51/17.57

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