Producers of metals and other raw materials ticked down as traders hedged their bets on the outlook for commodity prices.
The U.S. dollar fell against rivals Tuesday but remains well above its 52-week lows, which could weigh on the price of gold and other commodities.
Gold futures recouped some of their Monday losses, rising 0.6% to $3,240.30 a troy ounce, as strategists said uncertainty about the long-term viability of a truce in the trade war spurred some demand for the safe haven.
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