Gold futures rose Friday for the first session in five, climbing above $950 an ounce as losses in the previous four sessions attracted buyers. Gold for April delivery rose $12, or 1.3%, to $954.60 an ounce in early North American electronic trading. It had tumbled $60 from its last Friday's high above $1,000. "Gold was supported by bargain hunter demand," said James Moore, an analyst at TheBullionDesk.com
