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London July 4 (Reuters) - Gold regained some lost territory from the previous session on Monday supported by a weaker dollar, but easing concern about Greece's debt crisis has diminished gold's appeal as a safe haven in the short term.
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PRICES
* Spot gold was bid at $1,494 an ounce at 0640 GMT compared with $1,485.80 late in New York on Friday.
* Silver was at $34.02 from $33.94.
* Platinum was at $1,719.2 from $1,734.95.
* Palladium was at $756.8 from $754.
DATA/EVENTS
* UK markit/cips construction sector PMI for June, 0830 GMT
* Euro zone producer prices for May 0900, GMT
MARKET NEWS
* Asian equities climbed for a fifth consecutive session on Monday, led by Chinese stocks, and the euro inched higher as some near-term risks receded about Greece's funding for the rest of the year and a slowdown in China appeared relatively moderate.
* The euro pared its gains against the dollar on Monday and pulled back from a one-month high after Standard & Poor's said a debt rollover plan being considered for Greece may put the country into selective default.
* Brent crude rose above $112 a barrel on Monday, after European policy makers approved an emergency bailout for Greece and strong U.S. economic data calmed fears of weakening demand in the world's largest oil consumer.
* European shares turned negative on Monday, weighed by banks after ratings agency Standard & Poor's said current plans to involve the private sector in a second Greek bailout package would likely constitute a "selective default".
FUNDAMENTALS
* Holdings of the largest gold-backed exchange-traded-fund (ETF), New York's SPDR Gold Trust fell 0.20 percent from Thursday to Friday, while holdings of the largest silver-backed ETF, New York's iShares Silver Trust remained unchanged for the same period.
* Vane Minerals PLC announced higher grade gold/silver production as a result of a joint venture in Mexico and said it is on track to achieve its production targets for the 2011 calendar year.
* The auto industry sputtered to its second consecutive month of weaker-than-expected U.S. sales in June, marked by disappointing results from General Motors Co , Ford Motor Co and the big Japanese automakers, as the weak economy and tight supply of cars left buyers wary.
TECHNICALS
* Gold support was at $1,470 a tonne and resistance at $1,507. The 14-day RSI was at 41.6.
* Silver support was at $33.15 a tonne and resistance at $34.80. The 14-day RSI was at 40.9.
* Platinum support was at $1,698 a tonne and resistance at $1,738. The 14-day RSI was at 43.0.
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