Mumbai, April 25 -- Gold tumbled to around $3300 per ounce on Friday, snapping its recent rally as hopes of easing US-China trade tensions dented its safe-haven appeal. China's move to explore tariff exemptions on American goods signaled a possible thaw in the trade war, while a surging US dollar-climbing past 99.5 after President Trump confirmed ongoing trade talks-added to the metal's pressure. Earlier this week, gold soared to a record $3500 amid fears over the US economy, but pulled back sharply after Trump softened his stance on the Fed's independence. On the domestic front, MCX June bullion futures fell Rs.718 to Rs.95194 per 10 grams. Despite the dip, gold still boasts over 30 percent gains year-to-date, supported by persistent globa...