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Gold prices ended Monday’s session slightly higher as uncertainty over Brexit negotiations deepened.
Gold ended the week up $3.02 at $1254.45 an ounce, breaking a three-week losing streak, as a correction in the U.S. dollar index triggered some short-side profit taking.
Gold prices rose slightly on Thursday as the dollar came under pressure after the ADP private jobs data fell short of market forecasts.
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Gold prices rose for a second session on Wednesday, supported by a declining dollar.
Gold prices ended Tuesday’s session up $10.92 an ounce, bouncing off their lowest level since mid-December, as the U.S. dollar weakened.
Gold prices slipped 0.78% to their lowest level in 6-1/2 months on Monday, weighed down by a rising dollar.
Gold prices settled at $1252.72 an ounce on Friday, falling 1.36% on the week and 3.55% over the month.
Gold prices are slightly higher in Asia trade, trading up 0.1% at $1248.88 an ounce, as the dollar softened after European Union leaders reached an agreement on migration.
Gold prices fell for a third straight session on Wednesday, hitting a fresh six-month low, as investors focused on expectations the Federal Reserve will continue to raise interest rates.
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Gold prices fell $7.19 an ounce on Tuesday to settle at their lowest level since mid-December as a strengthening dollar fueled downside momentum.
Gold prices dropped $4.79 an ounce on Monday as a general sell-off in the raw commodity sector weighed on the market.
Gold ended the week down $8.90 at $1269.05 an ounce, posting a second consecutive weekly loss.
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Sign up to get the latest market updates and free signals directly to your inbox.Gold prices are slightly higher in early Asia trading on a mild rebound following recent selling pressure that took prices to the lowest level since December 19.
Gold prices fell $6.58 an ounce on Wednesday as a stronger greenback offset safe-haven bids from escalating trade tensions between the U.S. and China.
Gold prices ended Tuesday’s session down $4.01 an ounce as investors continued to focus on the recent strong rally in the U.S. dollar index.