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    * Greenback headed for first weekly acquire in 4
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    By Eileen Soreng
    Dec 11 (Reuters) - Gold costs have been listless on Friday, with
positive aspects stored in verify by a slight uptick within the greenback and warning
setting in as traders grappled with a delay in a U.S. COVID-19
aid bundle. 
    Spot gold        was little modified at $1,834.55 per ounce
at 1047 GMT. U.S. gold futures        have been flat at $1,838.10. 
    "Market appears to have settled in a gradual vary. The important thing
drivers (going ahead) could be the dimensions and scale of the U.S.
stimulus, the trajectory of the greenback, and inflation of
course," mentioned impartial analyst Ross Norman.
    "Gold's acquired half a watch on vaccines, stimulus and greenback.
However the impact is muted. Market has thinned out already." 
    U.S. Home Speaker Nancy Pelosi mentioned on Thursday that
Congress may work on a COVID-19 aid bundle till Dec. 26,
when a spread of emergency help applications are set to run out.
            
    The greenback index        inched 0.1% increased, making bullion
costly for holders of different forex, and was headed for its
first weekly acquire in 4.         
    "Technically the primary assist zone is now positioned at $1,830
... For a clearer bullish sign we'd now want the worth to
surpass the highest reached earlier this week at $1,875,"
ActivTrades' chief analyst Carlo Alberto De Casa mentioned in a be aware
    Gold, seen as a hedge towards inflation and forex
debasement, has risen 21% this yr amid huge quantities of
stimulus measures geared toward reviving pandemic-hit economies.
    "We are going to get a stimulus deal by the tip of the month and the
U.S. Federal Reserve will preserve its very unfastened financial
stance and that ought to assist underpin gold into 2021," mentioned
Michael Hewson, chief market analyst at CMC Markets UK.
    Silver        fell 0.4% to $23.86 per ounce. Palladium
       was flat at $2,330.66 per ounce and platinum      
declined 0.8% to $1,018.10 per ounce

 (Reporting by Eileen Soreng in Bengaluru; Enhancing by Pravin
Char)