Mumbai, Sept. 10 -- Gold surged to around $3,685 per ounce on Wednesday, inching closer to record highs amid broad economic uncertainty and dovish expectations for US monetary policy. The dollar index remained stable near 97.4 as investors awaited critical inflation data, including the producer price index today and the consumer price index due Thursday, which could further shape the Fed's policy direction. The rally was further supported by a series of downward revisions to nonfarm payroll data, revealing significantly weaker job growth over the past year than initially estimated. These developments intensified market speculation of multiple Federal Reserve rate cuts this year, with a 25-basis-point reduction increasingly expected at the n...