Gold futures edged higher Wednesday, hovering near the $1,500-an-ounce level after pulling back this week from more-than-six-year highs as haven demand dried up on an easing of near-term U.S.-China trade worries and a revival in appetite for stocks.
Gold for December delivery on Comex rose 50 cents, or less than 0.1%, to $1499.70 an ounce, while December silver rose 2.4 cents, or 0.1%, to $18.21 an ounce. Gold is down around 1% so far this week and 1.9% since the end of August.
Source: marketwatch