* Stronger greenback might push gold to $1,820-$1,800/oz – analyst

* China’s industrial earnings develop for fourth straight month

* Interactive graphic monitoring world unfold of coronavirus: here (Recasts, provides remark, updates costs)

Sept 28 (Reuters) – Gold fell on Monday as optimistic financial information from China offered a fillip to risk-sentiment, denting the attraction of the safe-haven steel forward of the primary presidential election debate between U.S. President Donald Trump and Democratic rival Joe Biden.

Spot gold fell 0.3% to $1,853.85 per ounce by 928 GMT. U.S. gold futures have been down 0.5% at $1,856.40.

“As China’s ongoing financial restoration boosts threat sentiment and uplifts investor confidence, urge for food in the direction of gold might drop within the quick time period regardless of the detrimental listing of things at play,” stated FXTM analyst Lukman Otunuga.

Information over the weekend confirmed earnings at China’s industrial companies grew for the fourth straight month in August, giving a lift to fairness markets.

Bullion, nonetheless, did not reap the benefits of a barely softer greenback that lowered the price of holding gold for different foreign money holders.

An appreciating greenback has the potential to pull gold costs in the direction of $1,820 – $1,800, although gold stays supported by political uncertainty and rising coronavirus circumstances globally within the medium to long run, FXTM’s Otunuga stated.

Markets are actually awaiting the primary presidential election debate between Trump and Biden on Tuesday.

“If we do have a draw and nobody significantly placing in a powerful efficiency, then I believe the market will proceed to be left with quite a lot of uncertainty,” doubtlessly benefiting gold, stated Saxo Financial institution analyst Ole Hansen.

Traders are maintaining a tally of developments over a brand new fiscal coronavirus aid package deal after U.S. Home Speaker Nancy Pelosi stated on Sunday a deal might be reached with the White Home and that talks have been persevering with.

Elsewhere, silver fell 0.5% to $22.74 per ounce, platinum gained 0.7% to $853.22 and palladium was little modified at $2,215.46.