Gold prices saw modest gains during early Asian trading hours. Spot gold rose 0.1% to $4,305.27 per ounce.
Joseph Dahrieh, Executive Director at Tickmill, noted that gold continues to benefit from firm market expectations of further monetary policy easing by the Federal Reserve, sustained central bank purchases, and escalating geopolitical risks that are maintaining safe-haven inflows. Market focus this week is likely to center on key U.S. government data releases, including November's employment report due Tuesday and CPI figures scheduled for Thursday.
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