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Gold prices slide as U.S. dollar climbs ahead of August inflation report

By: MarketWatch
Gold prices retreated on Tuesday as a stronger U.S. dollar put pressure on precious-metals prices as traders awaited the latest batch of inflation data out of the U.S.
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