Gold rises on poor risk appetite around US-China trade deal
Spot gold may bounce to $1,401/oz as SPDR Gold holdings rise 0.78%; platinum and palladium both rise marginally
02 July 2019 - 15:23
Bengaluru — Gold prices rose on Tuesday, after its biggest one-day percentage fall in two-and-a-half years the previous session, as risk appetite soured on worries over global growth and uncertainties around a China-US trade deal.
Spot gold was up 0.6% at $1,391.80 an ounce at 12.05pm GMT, after falling 1.8% on Monday, its biggest one-day percentage decline since November 2016. US gold futures were up 0.5% at $1,395.70 an ounce...
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