Gold prices traded higher today, as the U.S. dollar weakened and concerns over the spread of the Omicron coronavirus variant led bullion's year-end rally to a more than a one-month high.

Markets ended marginally higher in a volatile trading session, in continuation to the prevailing corrective phase.

Gold prices traded lower today, as the U.S. dollar rebounded, though bullion was still hovering close to a one-week high as concerns over the Omicron coronavirus variant increased the safe-haven demand.

Markets traded volatile and ended with a cut of nearly half a percent, taking a breather after the recent up move.

Markets traded volatile but ended almost unchanged, taking a breather after the last week’s fall.

Gold prices traded flat today, with thin volumes amid the Christmas holiday in international markets.

Markets inched further higher and ended in the green for the third successive session, tracking firm global markets.

Gold prices steadied today in a thin, yet supportive, year-end trading en route to a weekly gain, although an improved risk appetite capped bullion's rise.

Markets extended the rebound for the second consecutive session and gained over a percent, tracking firm global markets.

Gold prices steadied today as a higher risk appetite and a firm dollar countered safe-haven demand fueled by the rapidly spreading Omicron COVID-19 variant.