MW: Gold falls below $910 on reduced safe-haven buying
Gold futures fell Wednesday for a third straight session to below $910 an ounce on reduced safe-haven needs, as investors continued to move funds away from the metal. Gold for April delivery fell $11.80, or 1.3%, to $905 an ounce in early North American electronic trading. Gold's weakness came from "diminished haven needs as asset allocation spreads in the markets to other areas," said George Gero, a precious metals trader for RBC Capital Markets' global futures division.
