Gold prices and the U.S. dollar typically have an inverse relationship, but that's been changing. Here's what to know now.

But what's particularly interesting is gold's relationship with the U.S. dollar. While gold prices usually fall when the dollar strengthens, recent months have shown this pattern deviating ...

The U.S. dollar and gold rose as President Trump’s 25% tariff threats sparked market reactions. Cryptocurrencies, including ...

Gold (XAU) prices remain strong despite some profit-taking at record highs. A weaker US Dollar, declining Treasury yields, and trade war concerns continue to support gold’s bullish momentum.

Gold and the dollar can rise together due to US fiscal dominance, structural inflation, and global economic instability driving demand for both assets. US fiscal dominance weakens the Fed's ...

The dollar index (DXY00) today is up by +0.18%. The dollar today is mildly higher after President Trump revealed plans to ...

Gold prices slipped after hitting a record high on Wednesday as the dollar rose, while President Trump's latest tariff ...

The gold price has perhaps three drivers – its role as a monetary variable, commodity or physical demand and its role as a ...

Objective measures of the dollar's value remind us that the higher prices of 2021-22 had nothing to do with inflation.

The dollar index (DXY00) Monday rose by +0.26% ... weaker than expectations of an increase to 49.0. April gold (GCJ25) Monday closed up +46.80 (+1.62%), and March silver (SIH25) closed up ...

Powell’s testimony may impact S&P 500, gold, and Treasury yields as traders watch for signals on inflation, rate cuts, and ...