Gold futures fell Tuesday for the first session in five as the U.S. dollar was lifted from flight-to-quality flows following North Korea's nuclear test, reducing gold's investment appeal as an alternative asset. Gold for June delivery fell $8.20, or 0.9%, to $950.80 an ounce in early North American electronic trading. In currencies, the greenback rose against the euro for the first time in seven days. A stronger dollar tends to put downward pressure on dollar-denominated gold prices.
