Gold futures on Tuesday marked a second gain in a row, extending a climb to the highest price in about a week.
Traders continued to monitor developments tied to the attacks on Saudi Arabian oil-infrastructure as they shifted focus to the Federal Reserve decision Wednesday on interest rates.
December gold on Comex tacked on $1.90, or 0.1%, to settle at $1,513.40 an ounce, after a 0.8% gain on Monday. Prices for the most-active contract marked their highest settlement since Sept. 6 for a second straight session, FactSet data show.
Silver for December delivery added 11.4 cents, or 0.6%, to end at $18.14 an ounce, after a 2.6% rally on Monday.
Source : Marketwatch