Gold prices rebounded in the United States after the November non-farm payrolls report.

On Tuesday's closing in New York, spot gold fell by 0.03% to $4303.69 per ounce, with half of the day trading at a low level and hitting a low of $4271.92 during the Asia-Pacific lunch break. The price started to rise 90 minutes before the release of the US non-farm employment report at 21:30, and continued to rebound after the data was released, reaching a daily high of $4335.11 at 23:08. COMEX gold futures fell by 0.03% to $4333.70 per ounce, trading between $4297.40 and $4367.90 during the day.