Gold traded higher early Tuesday at around 2,013.
Gold prices rose slightly in European trade on Tuesday, sticking to a six-month high amid growing bets that the Federal Reserve will not raise interest rates any further.
Anticipation of a slew of economic readings this week also kept safe haven demand for the yellow metal upbeat, as markets awaited more signs of cooling U.S. economic growth and a stalling Chinese rebound.
Markets were now awaiting key economic readings this week, chiefly the PCE price index- the Fed’s preferred inflation gauge. Beyond that, U.S. PMIs for November, coupled with a revised reading on third-quarter GDP were also on tap later in the week.
