Gold prices climbed for a third consecutive session on Wednesday, reaching a two-week high as a weaker U. S. dollar and falling oil prices boosted demand, while investors looked ahead to key U. S. employment data for fresh signals on the Federal Reserve’s interest rate path. Spot gold rose 1. 4% to $4, 143. 83 an ounce, its highest level The post Gold prices rise as weaker dollar, oil prices support bullion appeared first on MM News.



