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June delivery gold futures ascended 0.04% in New York, trading at $1,261.87 a troy ounce.
Overnight, gold added, underpinned by a tumble in the greenback, after the common currency soared to six-month peaks, while worries as for American political turmoil backed demand for safe-haven precious metal.
Gold contributed to its 2% profit hit the previous week, as market participants kept piling into the yellow-metal amid worries that President Donald Trump might struggle to offer his pro-growth economic agenda aimed at boosting the US economy.
Donald Trump’s hypothetical links to Russia as well as his sudden decision to sack ex-FBI chief James Comey, have definitely dominated moves in both the greenback and gold.
The evergreen buck faced its worst trading week in more than a year the previous week. It’s because market participants ditched the greenback amid soaring worries that Trump's intention to introduce initiatives, including tax-reform, infrastructure spending, deregulation widely considered as inflationary, would be ruined amid ongoing political uncertainty.
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