Gold rose slightly on Thursday, as it looks to build on the gains it posted in the previous session while struggling to hold above $4,400.

Silver prices rose 1.5% during Wednesday’s trading, after posting losses of 0.6% in the previous session. The white metal is currently trading near its one-week high of $67.00 per ounce.

Gold rose on Wednesday, erasing the previous session’s losses, trading above the key level of $4,400.

Gold prices rose slightly on Tuesday, as they continued to await further positive momentum to regain their upward trend in the near term.

Gold prices fell 0.8% during Monday, trading below the key level of $4,400 per ounce, and are on track to decline for the second consecutive session.

Gold slipped on Friday and poised for a modest weekly gain, as ‌traders' attention turned to key U.S. payrolls data for clues on the Federal Reserve's next interest rate decision.

Gold prices firmed on Thursday as the Treasury yields eased, while investors strapped in for U.S. nonfarm payrolls data.

Silver prices fell 0.6% on Wednesday, following significant losses of 3.7% in the previous session. The white metal is currently trading near its two-week low of $63.70 per ounce.

Gold fell to its lowest in more than three weeks ‌on Wednesday as the escalating Middle East conflict lifted oil prices, stoking inflation and rate-hike fears, while investors focused on upcoming U.S. jobs data.