Gold was barely changed on Wednesday, after rising 1 percent in the previous session, as investors and other physical buyers in Asia hugged the sidelines following China's second interest rate increase in just over six weeks. Spot gold hardly moved at $1,363.90 an ounce by 0702 GMT. It had risen as high as $1,367.83 on Tuesday, its strongest since late January. US gold futures for April was steady at $1,364.6 an ounce.