India, March 6 -- Gold prices edged lower on Thursday after rising for three straight sessions amid concerns about growth due to higher tariffs.
Spot gold dipped half a percent to $2,904.52 per ounce in European trade while U.S. gold futures were down half a percent at $2,912.01.
The dollar index wallowed near a four-month low as U.S. tariff concerns eased and China's finance ministry left the door open to more stimulus measures on top of those announced at the annual parliament meeting this week.
The Trump administration has announced a one-month delay on tariffs affecting cars entering the U.S. from Canada and Mexico, raising hopes for negotiations.
However, the broader 25 percent duties imposed on Canada and Mexico remain in effect w...