LATEST NEWS...!!!! Gold costs slipped on Wednesday in Asia in front of the profoundly foreseen Jackson Hole symposium. Gold Futures for December conveyance, exchanged on the Comex division of the New York Mercantile Exchange, were down 0.2% at $1,512.25. Both the U.S. Central bank and the European Central Bank will discharge minutes from their most recent arrangement gatherings this week, while Fed Chair Jerome Powell will give a discourse on Friday at Jackson Hole. Experts trust Powell's discourse will give an obscure danger of either a more profound solidification in gold or further help. "We do anticipate a few firecrackers on Friday," said Ole Hansen, head of product system at Saxo Bank. Barani Krishnan, senior ware examiner at Investing.com, noticed a lull in gold's ongoing rally and said speculators were hanging tight for more indications of national bank facilitating, conceivably from the Jackson Hole occasion, before focusing on crisp long positions.