London - Saba:
Gold prices on Saturday made a new gain for the third week in a row, supported by increase in demand on safe havens as geopolitical risks in the region and uncertainty about US elections continued.
Spot gold prices rose 0.3 percent to $2,743.33 per ounce in early trading, after the prices recorded a high of $2,758.37 last Wednesday, according to media reports.
Gold prices on Saturday made a new gain for the third week in a row, supported by increase in demand on safe havens as geopolitical risks in the region and uncertainty about US elections continued.
Spot gold prices rose 0.3 percent to $2,743.33 per ounce in early trading, after the prices recorded a high of $2,758.37 last Wednesday, according to media reports.