NEW YORK, Sept 20 (Reuters) - COMEX gold prices closed lower on Friday after fluctuating in opposition to U.S. equity moves, but traders said the counterbalancing effects of dollar strength that capped any gold rise and the latest tensions eminating from U.S./Iraqi war talk kept gold moves in check.
Gold was sold early when the dollar hit three-month peaks against the Japanese yen and gained ground against many European currencies, including the euro.
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