Bengaluru — Gold prices rose to a more than two-week high on Thursday after the US Federal Reserve reaffirmed its stance to keep interest rate near zero until 2023, though the safe-haven metal’s gains were capped by its forecast of a strong economic rebound.
Spot gold rose 0.3% to $1,749.57/oz by 3.40am GMT, having touched its highest since March 1 at $1,755.25. US gold futures jumped 1.3% to $1,749...
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