India, June 3 -- Gold futures moved to the downside during trading on Tuesday, giving back ground after reaching their highest levels in almost four weeks.
After surging $81.70 or 2.5 percent to $3,370.60 an ounce during Monday's session, gold for June delivery slid $20.40 or 0.6 percent to $3,350.20 an ounce.
Profit taking contributed to the pullback by the price of the precious metal along with easing concerns about the economy following the release of a Labor Department report showing an unexpected increase by U.S. job openings in April.
The Labor Department said job openings climbed to 7.391 million in April from an upwardly revised 7.200 million in March.
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