MUMBAI (Reuters) - Gold traders in India, the world's biggest buyer of bullion, stayed on the sidelines on Tuesday after a brief pick-up in activity the previous day, on expectations global prices will fall further tracking a weak euro.
* The most-active gold for April delivery on the Multi Commodity Exchange (MCX) was 0.37 percent lower at 28,015 rupees per 10 grams, recovering from a low of 27,985 rupees, a level last seen on February 7.
* "Overnight demand was good as prices have come down... but now buying is stable," said a dealer with a state-run bullion importing bank.
* Global gold edged lower, tracking a weaker euro, as wary investors focused on whether Greece will be able to convince Europe to grant a much-needed bailout and implement unpopular reforms.
* A weaker rupee kept the downside in prices limited. The rupee plays an important role in determining the landed cost of the yellow metal, which is quoted in dollars.
