Gold prices are little changed till now as investors shied away from making big bets ahead of U.S. economic data that could determine the Federal Reserve's rate-hike strategy. 

Markets started the week on a positive note and gained over half a percent. 

Gold prices are finding difficulty in sustaining higher as the dollar has steadied after the morning decline.

Markets remained in a consolidation mood and ended almost unchanged, in absence of any major trigger.

Gold prices have reversed the morning gains as the dollar rose, on course to a weekly loss, while investors remained focused on whether the U.S. Federal Reserve would pause its tightening cycle after delivering one more rate hike next month.

Markets traded lackluster for yet another session and ended almost unchanged on the weekly expiry day.

Gold trades with a positive bias as the dollar is under pressure.

Markets settled marginally lower in a dull trading session, in continuation to the prevailing consolidation phase.  

Gold trades with a negative bias as the dollar has gained strength.

Markets oscillated in a narrow range and ended marginally lower, in continuation of Monday’s decline.