NEW YORK, Nov 4 (Reuters) - U.S. gold futures hit fresh record highs on Wednesday for a second straight day and are approaching $1,100 an ounce, as a weaker dollar boosted the metal's appeal as a hedge against currency depreciation.
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GOLD
* December gold
* Range from $1,080.50 to $1,096.50.
* Gold boosted by economic optimism on a Wall Street rally, which erodes the dollar's safe-haven appeal.
* Dollar at session lows against euro following an optimistic U.S. non-manufacturing economic indicator. [USD/]
* Sentiment strong on expectations of renewed central bank interest after IMF sold 200 tonnes of gold to India on Monday.
* Gold boosted on the notion that India could buy more from the IMF, or more IMF gold could be sold to central banks without weighing down on the open market - traders.
* COMEX estimated 10 a.m. volume at a busy 123,070 lots.
* Rising oil supports gold. U.S. crude oil rose over $1 to above $80 a barrel.
* Gold-to-oil ratio at 13.53, down from 13.67 in the previous session.
* Spot gold
* London's afternoon gold fix
SILVER
* December silver
* Range from $17.105 to $17.635.
* COMEX estimated 10 a.m. volume at 24,635 lots.
* Spot silver
* London silver fix
PLATINUM
* January platinum
* Spot platinum
PALLADIUM
* December palladium
* Spot palladium
Last Change Pct 2008 YTD
Chg Close % Chg US gold
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