ByNEW YORK (Reuters) – Gold edged lower on Tuesday, with traders looking for cues about the strength of the U.S. economy after stronger-than-expected U.S. consumer confidence data drove the dollar lower.Bullion held near the previous session’s two-week low as a rising dollar made gold less attractive for holders of other currencies. Traders also closely monitored the looming U.S. presidential election.Bullion found support from the Conference Board’s reading on consumer confidence for October that came in at its highest since August 2007, above expectations.The better-than-expected data was supportive for stocks