Gold prices rose after ECB’s President Draghi said ECB policymakers would discuss potential changes to the bank's bond-buying scheme in the autumn.
The ECB kept rates at record lows and confirmed its asset-buying programme would continue at 60 billion euros per month at least until December.
A report by US Labor Department showed a much bigger than expected decrease in first-time claims for U.S. unemployment benefits in the week ended July 15th.
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