Gold futures finished sharply higher on Tuesday, extending gains to sixth consecutive session kindled by the safe haven appeal of the bullion after the Israeli attack on the Iranian embassy in Syria left two generals dead and Ukraine conducted a strike on a refinery deep in Russia's territory. Meanwhile, investors closely eyed Friday’s jobs report for March and several Fed officials' remarks for more clarity on the loosening cycle.
Gold futures for June delivery up by $24.70 or 1.09% to $ 2281.80 per ounce on the Comex division of the New York Mercantile. While, spot gold increased by $ 3.41 points or 0.15% to $2,284.08 an once.