Gold hardly moved on Wednesday ahead of the outcome of a US Federal Reserve meeting which could weigh on the dollar, while worries the Greek debt crisis may affect other countries sent bullion bullion-priced in sterling to record high.
Spot gold was barely changed at $1,545.93 an ounce by 0542 GMT after rising as high as $1,547.90 on Tuesday, its strongest since June 9 - not far from a key resistance at $1,550. Gold struck a lifetime high around $1,575 in early May. Silver was steady at $36.31 an ounce, below a record at $49.51 an ounce in April.
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