Gold prices settled fractionally higher Wednesday with the U.S. dollar remaining firm after logging its biggest daily decline in more than a year a day earlier. April gold rose 90 cents to end at $1,332.10 an ounce. The ICE dollar index edged up 0.1%. Investors are awaiting the minutes from the Federal Reserve’s meeting in January which could provide additional insight into the Fed’s stance on the monetary policy.
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