Gold and the dollar are safe-haven currencies. During the economic crisis, the market risk aversion warmed up, leading to a sharp rise in the dollar and gold, so non-US currencies would plummet.

There is a connection between the euro and the pound. If the euro rises sharply, it will also drive the pound to rise, and the pound will also drive the euro.

In the normal financial market, the trend of gold and the dollar is opposite, that is to say, under normal circumstances, non-American currencies are in the same direction as gold and opposite to the dollar. However, under the economic crisis, the financial market is in turmoil and cannot be generalized. You also need to pay attention to the news of various countries. There are important good or bad news, so their currencies will fluctuate greatly. However, American data is the most important. News from the United States will drive the entire financial market, and non-American currencies will generally react.

If the foreign exchange market is good, the gold market will be relatively bleak, but the demand for gold will also soar, such as 1 1 month in China, May Day, Spring Festival and Indian Diwali. When the demand for gold soars, the gold market will also soar.