MANILA (Reuters) - Gold held near its lowest level in more than five years early on Tuesday after tumbling more than 4 percent the session before in an early-Asia rout, pulling bullion below the key $1,100 support.
Monday's selloff began shortly after the Shanghai Gold Exchange opened trading when liquidity was thin and investors are eyeing the bourse for any further selling pressure.
(Reporting by Manolo Serapio Jr.; Editing by Richard Pullin)
