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Gold set for weekly gain as markets await US payrolls data

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Economic TimesGold set for weekly gain as markets await US payrolls data
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Gold prices have seen a surge in early Asian markets, climbing by 0.4% as investors brace for the crucial US non-farm payrolls report. With a projected weekly increase of 5.9%, market sentiment remains optimistic. Two Federal Reserve officials have floated…

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