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Gold prices rise as weak dollar, global uncertainties boost demand
Gold prices witnessed a jump on Friday, driven by a weaker US dollar and persistent geopolitical and economic uncertainties. The rise in demand for the safe-haven metal was evident as spot gold rose 0.5% to $3,353.80 per ounce at 9:47am EDT (7:17pm IST). US gold futures also saw an increase of 0.5%, settling at $3,360.50 per ounce.
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