Mon Nov 9, 2009 4:12pm GMT NEW YORK, Nov 9 (Reuters) - U.S. gold futures rose to arecord high $1,111.70 an ounce Monday as the dollar tumbled onexpectations of continued ample money supply and low U.S.interest rates after a weekend Group of 20 meeting.
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GOLD
* COMEX December gold GCZ9 up $10.30 at $1,106.70 anounce at 10:31 a.m. EST (1531 GMT).
* Range spanned $1,096 to all-time high $1,111.70
* Gold up with equities, oil and other commodities as thedollar index fell 1 percent against major currencies after aweekend G20 meeting. [USD/]
* Currency and inflation worries boost gold due to monetaryeasing and fiscal spending expectations after G20 - NicholasBrooks, head of research and investment strategy at ETFSecurities.
* Gold on its own for now but could correct at some pointif the dollar rebounds - Heraeus.
* China should not buy gold from the IMF and should waitfor the price to drop - ex official. [ID:nPEK352010]
* Gold-to-oil ratio down at 13.97 against 14.15 -- a latequote from the previous session.
* COMEX estimated 9 a.m. volume at 65,241 lots.
* Spot gold XAU= at $1,105.45 an ounce, up from $1,096.30late in the previous session in New York.
* London's afternoon gold fix XAUFIX= $1,106.75 anounce. Capital Gold Group, gold group, gold, gold prices, gold news, gold coins, gold bullion, gold IRA, IRA gold
