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To: goldsheet who wrote (22160)11/29/2004 12:26:33 AM
From: Claude Cormier  Respond to of 312358
 
<I have done the statistics on dollar vs gold and there is no <significant correlation. It seems they run inverse for a few <years at important turning points then drifts sideways.

Exact. No long term correlation probably due to the volatile relative weight of the various currencies in the global economy.

But very strong correlation in recent years. Could it be because of the huge surplus accumulated in Asia, Japan and Europe?


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