Gold climbed to its highest intraday level since the end of October, with traders monitoring the outlook for the global economy as US President Donald Trump continued sketching out his views on trade and immigration policies.

Gold prices jumped to an over two-month peak on Tuesday, supported by a weaker dollar and as markets flocked to the safe-haven asset amid uncertainty surrounding U.S. President Donald Trump's potential tariffs.

Gold prices have climbed to an 11-week peak, with spot gold rising 0.3% to $2,751.89 per ounce, nearing the record high of $2,790.15 set in October last year. This increase is attributed to a weaker dollar and market uncertainties surrounding President Donald Trump's second-term policy plans,

Gold prices surged to over a two-month high on Tuesday as the U.S. dollar weakened, with the precious metal also supported by buying amid uncertainty surrounding Donald Trump's trade policies. Spot gold climbed 0.

Gold prices climbed on Tuesday, hitting their highest level in more than two months, as a weakening U.S. dollar and investor concerns over Donald Trump’s trade policies fueled demand for the yellow metal.