* Spot gold to hover below $1,738 or retrace - technicals * Indian c.bank asks banks to restrict financing of gold buys * Holdings of SPDR Gold fall By David Brough LONDON, Nov 20 (Reuters) - Gold steadied around $1,733 an ounce on Tuesday, following its biggest one-day rise in two weeks, supported by hopes the United States will resolve its fiscal problems and by buying in response to the Middle East conflict. Spot gold was up 0.09 percent at $1,732.96 an ounce by 1205 GMT, after rising more than 1 percent on Monday. U.S. gold traded down 0.06 percent at $1,733.30. Gold was supported by expectations that U.S. lawmakers would reach a deal to...
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