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The spot gold price climbed 0.8 percent on Tuesday as the dollar dipped relative to world currencies. The metal reached $1,210.88 per ounce during trading, and the uptick followed a day of strong trading on Monday.
The spot gold price climbed 0.8 percent on Tuesday as the dollar dipped relative to world currencies, according to Reuters. The metal reached $1,210.88 per ounce during trading, and the uptick followed a day of strong trading on Monday.
Meanwhile, US gold futures for June delivery rose by $7.30 to hit $1,210.50.
Investors will be closely watching the Federal Reserve meeting that begins Tuesday for any sign of an imminent interest rate hike. Given the economy’s recent lackluster performance, a rate increase is unlikely until later in the year.