India, April 1 -- After moving sharply higher over the past few sessions, the price of gold showed a modest move back to the downside during trading on Tuesday.
Gold for April delivery edged down $3.90 or 0.1 percent to $3,118.90, snapping a three-session winning streak and pulling back off the record closing high set in Monday's session.
The modest pullback may have reflected profit taking following the recent surge, although selling pressure was relatively subdued amid lingering concerns about President Donald Trump's trade policies ahead of the announcement of reciprocal tariffs on Wednesday.
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