Gold prices hit a two-week high on Monday as the dollar held near five-week lows reached in the previous session, finding support from the U.S. Federal Reserve's conservative guidance on the path of rate hikes this year.
Spot Gold rose 0.4 % to $1,233.60 per ounce by 0310 GMT, after earlier touching $1,234.60 an ounce, its highest since March 6. Spot Gold is expected to test a resistance at $1,237 per ounce, a break above which could lead to a gain to $1,243, according to Reuters technical analyst Wang Tao.
U.S. Gold futures gained 0.3 % to $1,233.90.
SPDR Gold, the world's largest gold-backed exchange-traded fund, fell 0.35 % to 834.10 tonnes on Friday.
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