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Gold jumps 2% as Fed bonanza stalls cash rush; US confident of clinching economic stimulus package soon

Spot gold rose 1.3 percent to $1,573.17 per ounce. The metal rose 3.7 percent on Monday, its highest percentage gain since June 2016.

Gold rises as concerns over US stimulus dent risk appetite; dip in US Treasury yields, dollar supports bullion further

Spot gold was up 0.4 percent at $1,656.37 per ounce having fallen nearly 2 percent on Tuesday on hopes for global stimulus measures. US gold futures GCcv1 slipped 0.2 percent to $1,656.70.

Gold jumps past $1,700 level for first time in 7 years on virus fears; investors scurry for safe havens as oil price plunge hammers equities

Spot gold rose 1.5 percent to $1,699.20 per ounce, having touched its highest since December 2012 at $1,702.45 earlier in the session.

Gold prices jump over 2% to highest since February 2013 as coronavirus spread spurs safe-haven demand

Spot gold was up 1.1 percent at $1,661.86 per ounce, after climbing to $1,678.58 earlier in the session. US gold futures rose 1 percent to 1,664.60.

Gold holds above $1,600 on fears over economic impact of coronavirus epidemic despite fall in new cases

Spot gold was little changed at $1,602.78 per ounce, having surged to its highest since 8 January at $1,605.10 in the previous session.

Gold surges over 2% after Iran fired rockets at Iraqi airbase; prices at their highest since March 2013

Spot gold climbed 1.9 percent to $1,603.21 per ounce by 0056 GMT

Gold rises to $1,473.04 per ounce as Sino-US trade deal doubts resurface; Donald Trump unlikely to rollback tariffs

Spot gold rose 0.2 percent to $1,473.04 per ounce. It had hit the highest level since 7 November at $1,475.40.

Gold rises on fresh Sino-US trade tensions, Fed rate cut bets; slightly weaker dollar helps yellow metal's gain

Spot gold was up 0.3% at $1,407.69 per ounce. Gold has risen nearly 0.6% so far this week.

Gold prices near four-month low as Fed Reserve stance boosts dollar; yellow metal on course for a weekly drop

Spot gold was hardly changed at $1,272.01 per ounce. In the previous session, the yellow metal dropped to $1,265.85, its lowest since end-December.

Gold prices rise to more than one-week high as dollar loses ground after weak US economic data

China, the world’s biggest gold consumer, raised its gold reserves by 0.6 percent to 60.62 million ounces by end-March, central bank data showed.