Gold prices are trading higher and are on the way to mark their best week since mid-March as U.S. bond yields lowered; increasing the appeal of U.S. dollar-backed bullion as markets price in a chance that Fed's rate increase cycle has come to an end.

Markets edged higher and gained over half a percent, in continuation to Tuesday’s rebound.

Gold trades near two-week high as US Treasury yields drop on dovish Fed tone.

Markets rebounded sharply after Monday’s slide and gained nearly a percent amid mixed cues. 

Gold prices hit their highest in more than a week on increased market uncertainty due to conflict in the Middle East, as the dovish remarks from top U.S. Federal Reserve officials weighed on the dollar and bond yields.

Gold extended Friday’s gains as the Israel-Hamas conflict extended into a third day, raising geopolitical risks in the Middle East.

Markets remained volatile for yet another week and managed to end flat amid mixed cues.

Markets extended rebound amid volatility and gained over half a percent.

Gold prices are stuck in a tight range, hovering near seven-month lows, as investors held back from making big bets ahead of U.S. non-farm payrolls data that could influence the Federal Reserve interest rate path.

Markets staged a recovery on the weekly expiry day and gained over half a percent.