Gold futures traded lower in early deals on Tuesday, saddled by the strength in as the market evaluated the possible consequences of US President Donald Trump's policies in his second term after his inauguration. Moreover, geopolitical stability, including a Middle East ceasefire, dulled investment appeal of the safe haven bullion.
Gold futures for February delivery dip by $5.90 or 0.21% to $2,742.80 ounce on the Comex division of the New York Mercantile. While, spot gold rose by $15.20 or 0.56% to $2,723.41 an ounce.