Wednesday, bullion was trading lower, standing below $950 level as the rise in the dollar pressured commodity markets, and after the world's largest bullion-backed exchange-traded fund recorded a further outflow.
Thus, Wednesday precious metal was at $948.25 per ounce at 00:03 GMT, that is up 0.01% from the notional New York close of $948.15.
US gold futures for August delivery rose by 0.1% from the previous day's settlement to $947.60 per ounce.
The SPDR Gold Trust, the world's largest gold-backed exchange-traded fund, reported its holdings to lose about 0.2% or 2.13 tonnes from the previous business day, falling to 1,092.41 tonnes as of July 21.
Physical apply for gold remained soft, with a 2.13 tonne outflow from the SPDR ETF following a near 13,000 dip in the holdings of ETF Securities' Physical Gold ETF.
Silver was bid at $13.42 an ounce against $13.54, platinum was at $1,160 an ounce compared to previous $1,169, and palladium was at $250.50 compared to close at $253.50.
Thus, the following prices were seen at the metal market at about 23:51 GMT:
