LONDON: Gold prices firmed on Tuesday, recovering some lost ground from a one-month low in the previous session, as a weaker dollar, stronger stock markets and lower prices tempted buyers back to the metal. The euro and stock markets rose as hopes that debt-laden Spain will soon seek a bailout to shore up its economy added to firm U.S. economic data and solid corporate results to sharpen appetite for assets seen as higher risk. Spot gold was up 0.2 percent at $1,738.80 an ounce at 1003 GMT, well off the previous day's one-month low at $1,728.75, while U.S....
↧