COMEX gold futures jumped to a near two-week high on Tuesday morning in Asia as demand for the safe haven commodity stayed intact amid uncertainty regarding tariff deals between US and China and resurfacing concerns in Middle East. Meanwhile, ISM survey showed on Monday that the growth in the US services sector picked up in April. ISM Services PMI rose to 51.6 compared to 50.8 in March and 50.6 estimated. This comes on top of Friday's upbeat US jobs data and eases fears of a US recession. Investors now look forward to the highly-anticipated two-day FOMC meeting starting this Tuesday for cues on rate path. Currently, the yellow metal is quoting at $3370.50 an ounce, up 1.45% on the day. On the MCX, gold futures edged up towards 95k per 10 gram mark.