Gold rose 1.5 percent on Friday, its biggest daily gain in two weeks, on safe-haven buying as investors fretted about euro zone debt after Fitch cut Greece's credit ratings. Oil rose in thin, volatile trading on Friday, bouncing back from sharp mid-session losses as traders struggled to set a clear direction in a market buffeted by new euro zone concerns and mixed signals on demand. Copper closed the trading week on a stronger footing on Friday, touching its highest in more than two weeks as evidence of strengthening Chinese demand gave values a firm boost.
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