Gold prices slipped in the morning session amid fears that the Federal Reserve could go for a more aggressive interest rate hike this month, after data showed U.S. inflation sky-rocketed in June.

Markets traded under pressure and lost over half a percent, in continuation of the prevailing corrective move.

Gold prices hovered near a more than nine-month low on Wednesday, with the dollar continuing to hurt bullion demand, while investors awaited monthly U.S. inflation data for cues on the road ahead for the Federal Reserve's monetary policy.

Markets traded under pressure and lost nearly a percent, in continuation to the prevailing consolidation phase.

Gold remained firm in the Asian markets, but the moves were small as the U.S. dollar continued to strengthen to its highest level in 20 years.

Markets traded lackluster and ended almost on a flat note, taking a breather after the recent surge.

Gold prices were a little down in the morning session, as the dollar held near a 20-year peak, continuing to weigh on demand for the bullion.

Markets extended gains for the third successive session and settled around the day’s high, tracking favorable global cues.

Markets extended rebound in the passing week and posted decent gains, tracking favorable cues.

Gold prices slipped today and were set for a fourth straight weekly drop, as the dollar resumed its rally while the focus shifted to the US non-farm payroll print that could influence expectations of interest rate hikes.