Gold firm, but below two-year highs as Asia shares creep up

Gold rose slightly in Asian trade on Thursday after touching its highest in more than two-years in the previous session, with investors wary over renewed market moves over Brexit even as regional shares crept higher. FUNDAMENTALS * Spot gold , which touched its highest since March 2014 at $1,374.91 on Wednesday, was trading up 0.4 percent at $1,368.80 an ounce by 0050 GMT. * Asian share markets crept cautiously higher early on Thursday after upbeat U.S. economic data took the sting out of losses