New Delhi, May 5 -- Gold prices surged more than 2 per cent in Monday's session, supported by the dollar's weakness and healthy spot demand even as investors and traders kept a close eye on news flows surrounding the US-China trade tension. MCX Gold June 5 contracts traded 2.14 per cent higher at Rs.94,615 per 10 grams around 4:50 PM.

International gold prices also rose by over a per cent with investors' focus on the US-China trade talks and the US Federal Reserve's policy outcome on Wednesday.

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