Gold trades with a positive bias as dollar edges lower. 

Markets started the week on a subdued note and lost over half a percent, taking a breather after a recent surge.

Gold trades with a positive bias on reports of strong demand from the institutional buyers.

Markets traded volatile in a range and ended almost unchanged, taking a breather after the recent surge.

Gold trades with a positive bias as the dollar is weak, and there are enhanced the expectations regarding a softer stance to be adopted by the FED in context to the rate hikes, in the near future.

Markets extended a positive tone for the eighth successive session and gained nearly half a percent.

Gold started Wednesday's session on a strong note ahead of key inflation data from the US and Federal Reserve policy minutes.

Gold started Wednesday's session on a strong note ahead of key inflation data from the US and Federal Reserve policy minutes.

Gold trades with a positive bias as the dollar gave up some of its gains as European markets reopened after the Easter holidays, while traders positioned for more economic data for clues on the global rate-hike path. 

Gold futures are attempting to pull back from the morning session weakness.