By Laura Mandaro
SAN FRANCISCO (MarketWatch) -- December gold futures modestly added to gains Wednesday after the Institute for Supply Management released its survey of the services sector. Gold for December delivery rose as high as $1,093.30 an ounce, up $8.4 an ounce for the day, and from just under $1,091 before the 10 a.m. release. It recently traded at $1,092.3 an ounce. Gold is hitting new records, helped by the weaker dollar and this week's news that India's central bank would buy gold.
