Gold edged higher on Thursday after touching a two-month low, with spot gold up 0.3% at $4,123.42 an ounce and December futures settling 0.4% higher at $4,157, Economies.com reports. The rebound came even as the dollar and 10-year Treasury yields stayed elevated, while Fed minutes revealed policymakers divided over the rate outlook — Fed Governor Christopher Waller said further hikes would be warranted, and CME FedWatch showed traders pricing a 17% chance of an October hike.