Gold eased on Friday as the dollar firmed ahead of U.S. jobs data, but looked set for a weekly gain of 2 percent, while investor appetite for the safe-haven asset stayed intact over signs of a close-run U.S. presidential election.
The dollar index, inched up about 0.1 percent to 97.259, but remaine
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