Mumbai, June 30 -- Bullion futures ascended above the $3300 mark in Asian trading hours on Monday, staging a notable recovery after last week's nearly 3% decline. The rebound was underpinned by renewed bargain buying and a pronounced retreat in the US dollar, which slipped to 96-its weakest level since February 2022-amid mounting fiscal headwinds and increasingly dovish signals from the Federal Reserve. August bullion futures on MCX edged 0.5% higher to Rs.95940 per 10 grams. Market participants are now turning their focus to a series of pivotal US labor market releases this week, including JOLTS job openings, the ADP employment report, and Friday's non-farm payrolls data, all of which could prove instrumental in shaping near-term monetary ...