Bengaluru — Gold prices steadied in a tight range on Tuesday, as worries over rising Covid-19 cases across Europe countered pressure from a stronger US dollar ahead of speeches by Federal Reserve policymakers this week.
Spot gold was up 0.1% at $1,914.28 an ounce by 4.31am GMT, after dropping more than 3% to $1,882.70, its lowest level since August 12 on Monday...
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