Bengaluru — Gold prices were flat on Tuesday, as investors looked for clues from US President Donald Trump on the status of trade talks with China, while the political unrest in Hong Kong provided some support to the safe-haven metal.

The risk-averse sentiment in the market supported bullion, often seen as an alternative investment during times of political and financial uncertainty...

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