As gold hits record highs and the dollar weakens, here's what investors should know about the shifting dynamics.

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

ETF prices can fall more sharply when investors rush to sell, even if the actual gold and silver prices in the futures market move only slightly ...

Gold is more than just an asset that moves opposite the dollar. Geopolitical tensions and central bank gold purchases supported gold, even as the dollar strengthened. The relationship between gold and ...

The price of gold has surpassed so many records in the past year or so that it's arguably become commonplace at this point in 2025. Starting at just $2,063.73 per ounce in January 2024, the price of ...

For all the talk of gold as an inflation hedge, its relationship to changes in the US CPI is surprisingly poor (Chart 2). Gold returns and CPI changes have a historically weak linear relation Since ...

The relationship between gold and the U.S. dollar has historically been inverse - when the dollar strengthens, gold typically weakens, and vice versa. In April, gold options trading volumes reached ...