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Gold futures were flat Thursday morning as the European Central Bank left its key interest rate unchanged.
In a somewhat hawkish note, the ECB omitted a line that talked about increased quantitative easing if the the economic outlook worsens.
Meanwhile, traders await a crucial U.S. jobs report that may determine the course of monetary policy from the Federal Reserve.
Friday's jobs report for February may show wages are on the rise, cementing a March rate hike.
Yesterday, ADP said employment in the private sector jumped by 235,000 jobs in February after surging up by a revised 244,000 jobs in January.
Gold was down $2 at $1325 an ounce.
