Gold gained on Tuesday as unease over China’s Evergrande insolvency spurred safe-haven buying, ahead of a Federal reserve meeting that could provide clues on the central bank’s timeline for cutting its stimulus to the U.S. economy.
Gold gained on Tuesday as unease over China’s Evergrande insolvency spurred safe-haven buying, ahead of a Federal reserve meeting that could provide clues on the central bank’s timeline for cutting its stimulus to the U.S. economy.