Gold fell 1 percent in earlier trade, stocks markets rose and the dollar leapt after data showed U.S. employers added 236,000 jobs last month, well above an expected 160,000, pushing the unemployment rate to a four year-low. If the unemployment rate does come down and register a figure below the current estimate of 7.9%, there are apprehensions that the Fed may take it as a signal to phase out the QE measures. This can sap the liquidity and thereby snap the potential bull runs in commodities.