* U.S. House passes healthcare reform bill

* Energy shares fall alongside oil prices

* U.S. House passes healthcare reform bill

* Energy shares fall alongside oil prices

* Euro extends losses as market awaits news on Greece * India rate hike continues to weigh on market

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* Firmer dollar, Greece woes weigh on mood

* Gold, copper also fall

LONDON, March 22 (Reuters) - Gold slipped 1.2 percent to a one-week low below $1,100 an ounce in Europe on Monday as the dollar extended gains versus the euro, reducing the precious metal's appeal as an alternative investment.

Spot gold <XAU=> was bid at $1,094.75 an ounce at 1314 GMT, against $1,106.55 late in New York on Friday. U.S. April gold futures <GCJ0> were down $12.20 at $1,095.40 on the COMEX division of the NYMEX. (Reporting by Jan Harvey; Editing by Sue Thomas)

NEW YORK, March 22 (Reuters) - U.S. crude oil futures fell more than $2 on Monday as the dollar strengthened against the euro amid concerns about Greece, with the April crude contract set to expire at the end of the session.

The euro slipped to a three-week low against the dollar, pressured by uncertainty about Greece's ability to secure aid this week to help service its ballooning debts. [USD/]

* Greece, India, health care worries hit stocks

* Wall Street set to open lower

* Greece, India, health care worries hit stocks

* Wall Street set to open lower

* Oils, miners fall; metal prices lower on demand fears

* Banks lower; Greece, Dubai debt fears resurface

* U.S. House passes healthcare reform bill

* Uncertainty persists over Greece's debt crisis

* Euro steadies off early lows; market awaits news on Greece * India rate hike continues to weigh on market * Coming up: EU summit meeting, March 25-26

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* Firmer dollar, Greece woes weigh on mood

* China's oil demand rose 19.4 pct in Feb

* Firmer dollar, Greece woes weigh on mood

* China's oil demand rose 19.4 pct in Feb

* FTSEurofirst 300 set to fall for 3rd day straight

* Drugmakers hurt by U.S. healthcare reform approval

* Euro steadies off early lows; market awaits news on Greece * India rate hike continues to weigh on market * Coming up: EU summit meeting, March 25-26

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* Greece, India, health care worries hit stocks

* Pharma stocks slip in Europe after U.S. vote

* Euro slips to 3-week low vs dollar, stung by Greece woes

* Market awaits EU summit to see if Athens can secure aid

* Firmer dollar and concerns of oversupply weigh on mood

* Investors uneasy over India's unexpected interest hike

* Gold steady, shrugs of mild dollar gains after sharp slide

* Greece debt, India rate hike worry

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* Asia stocks fall on worries over Greece's debt woes

* Asia stocks fall on worries over Greece's debt woes

* Euro near 3-week low vs dollar ahead of EU summit

* Asia stocks fall on worries over Greece's debt woes

* Euro near 3-week low vs dollar ahead of EU summit

* Firmer dollar and concerns of oversupply weigh on mood

* Investors uneasy over India's unexpected interest hike

* Firmer dollar and concerns of oversupply weigh on mood

* Investors uneasy over India's unexpected interest hike

* Gold firms, shrugs of mild dollar gains after sharp slide

* Greece debt, India rate hike worry

* Asia stocks fall on concerns over Greece's debt problems

* Euro struggles ahead of ahed of EU summit on Greece

* Firmer dollar and concerns of oversupply weigh on mood

* Investors uneasy over India's unexpected interest hike

* Asia stocks fall on concerns over Greece's debt problems

* Euro struggles ahead of ahed of EU summit on Greece

* Firmer dollar and concerns of oversupply weigh on mood

* Investors uneasy over India's unexpected interest hike

SYDNEY, March 22 (Reuters) Gold declined further in early trading on Monday as investors sold into a stronger U.S. dollar on financial uncertainties over debt-laden Greece.

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SINGAPORE, March 22 (Reuters) - U.S. crude futures fell more than half a percent on Monday to trade just above $80 a barrel, having slumped almost 2 percent in the previous session under the weight of a firmer dollar.

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