In the international market, Gold prices pared gains on Monday as the dollar edged higher, but expectations of fresh US fiscal stimulus underpinned the bullion ahead of this week's Federal Reserve's meeting.
"We're starting to get early indications that the dollar index has hit a near-term bottom. If that's the case, a rising dollar would work against the precious market bulls," said Kitco Metals senior analyst Jim Wyckoff.
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