Gold prices increased on Thursday with the rising number of cases with the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) pushing demand for safe havens, despite news of successful attempts at developing an effective vaccine and signs of economic recovery.
Gold futures for August delivery increased by $10.10, or 0.6%, and closed at $1,790 per ounce.
Spot Gold increased by $6.60 or 0.37% to trade at $1,777.19.