SINGAPORE, Nov 21 (Reuters) - Gold inched down on Friday
after rising more than 2 percent in New York as the euro
weakened against the dollar and equities markets extended
losses on worries about a global recession.
-- Gold <XAU=> was trading at $743.35 an ounce, down $1.35
an ounce from its notional close in New York on Thursday, when
it hit an intraday high of $751.60 an ounce as physical buying
helped it defy selling in equities.