By Deborah Levine
NEWNEW YORK (MarketWatch) -- Gold futures turned down on Friday after the U.S. revised its fourth-quarter GDP reading to 3.1%, up from an earlier estimate of a 2.8% pace. Gold for April delivery (GCJ11 1,433, -1.80, -0.13%) fell to $1,433.50 an ounce, down 0.1%, after being as high as $1,438 an ounce earlier. Gold touched an intraday record high on Thursday.
