1.   Gold rose as a weakening dollar made gold less expensive for overseas investors.

2.   Gold rose as consumer demand stays strong, even as investors lose interest in the metal.

3.   Gold rose as investors took refuge from a weakening dollar.

4.   Gold rose as low prices attracted buying by investors and jewelry manufacturers and other industrial consumers.

5.   Gold rose for a second day as investors bought the metal to protect themselves from plunging global equity markets.

6.   Gold rose as global stock markets tumbled again, sending investors in search of alternative investments.

7.   Gold rose for the first time in almost two weeks as investors sought refuge from global stock markets.

8.   Gold rose to its highest price in more than four months as concern the U.S. government could default on its debt increased demand for hard assets.

9.   Gold rose to its highest price in more than four months as concern the U.S. government may default on its debt increased demand for hard assets.

10.   Gold rose to its highest price in two months as investors sought refuge from a weakening dollar.