Gold lower in Asia

Gold edged lower on Friday, after a four-day winning streak that sent prices to a three-month top in the previous session, while progress in solving Greece's debt crisis and a recent weakness in the dollar has put bullion on track for a rise this week.
Spot gold edged down 0.3 percent to $1,775.14 an ounce by 0627 GMT, off a three-month high of $1,787.11 hit on Thursday. US gold lost half a percent to $1,776.90. Spot silver was little changed at $35.31 after a hefty 3 percent rise in the previous session pushed prices to $35.59, a level unseen in nearly four months.