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Gold falls to lowest level in more than 3 months after latest comments from Powell

By: MarketWatch
Gold prices fell to the lowest levels in more than three months on Thursday as Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell's comments in Sintra, Portugal on Wednesday and in Madrid, Spain, on Thursday weighed on the yellow metal.
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