Day to day, gold prices respond to a mix of US dollar strength, real interest rates and bond yields, inflation expectations, central-bank activity and safe-haven demand. Because gold is priced in dollars and pays no yield, it often (though not always) moves opposite to the dollar: a stronger dollar makes gold more expensive in other currencies and raises the appeal of yield-bearing assets. These relationships are tendencies that can break down.
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What moves the price of gold day to day, and why does it sometimes move opposite to the US dollar?
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