LATEST NEWS.. Gold costs were generally unaltered on Wednesday in Asia as brokers stay mindful in the midst of the most recent news on the Sino-U.S. exchange front. Gold prospects for June conveyance, exchanged on the Comex division of the New York Mercantile Exchange, edged up 0.02% to $1,273.45 per ounce at 1:10 AM ET (05:10 GMT). "From a specialized perspective, a first positive sign (for gold) would be a recuperation to $US1,290, while a fall beneath the ongoing low of $1,266 could open space for a further decrease," said ActivTrades investigator Carlo Alberto De Casa. Bullion came to over the $1,300 imprint and hit a one-month top last Tuesday after China countered higher U.S. levies on its products by reporting obligation climbs of its own on American product. In the midst of both monetary and political inconveniences, speculators frequently look for insurance from the place of refuge gold. Sino-U.S. exchange pressure facilitated fairly after the U.S. briefly li