LONDON, June 17 (Reuters) - Gold was little changed on Friday, but jitters about whether Greece was edging closer to default and economic spillover from the country's debt crisis could still spur safe haven buying.
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PRICES
* Spot gold
* Silver
* Platinum
* Palladium
DATA/EVENTS
* Euro zone trade data for April; 0900 GMT
* ECB'S Bini Smaghi speaks, Stockholm; 1100 GMT
* Thomson Reuters/Univ of Mich June preliminary consumer
sentiment; 1355 GMT
* U.S. leading indicators for May; 1400 GMT
* U.S. ECRI weekly; 1430 GMT
[ECI/US] [ECI/EURO] [ECI/GB]
[M/DIARY] [MTL/DIARY]
MARKET NEWS
* The euro fell on Friday, with investors still largely unconvinced that Greece can dodge a debt default without more political stability in Athens, keeping equity and commodity prices in a near-term downtrend. [MKTS/GLOB]
* Brent crude dropped towards $113 on Friday as risk aversion grew because of Greece's debt crisis, sending prices down by more than 4 percent this week in the biggest drop since early May. [O/R]
* European stock index futures pointed to losses on Friday, with the region's benchmark indexes set to record a seventh straight weekly loss, on mounting concerns that Greece might not be able to avoid a debt default. [.EU]
FUNDAMENTALS
* Holdings of the largest silver-backed exchange-traded-fund
(ETF), New York's iShares Silver Trust
* AngloGold Ashanti's
* Russia will not auction the rights to the Sukhoi log gold deposit in Siberia in 2011, Resources Minister Yuri Trutnev said on Friday. [ID:nLDE75G08R]
* Royal gold and Seabridge Gold Inc
TECHNICALS
* Gold 14-day RSI was at 51.7.
* Silver 14-day RSI was at 42.8.
* Platinum 14-day RSI was at 42.0.
(Editing by William Hardy)