DXY vs Gold: Inverse Correlation Showing Up AgainGoldCAPITALCOM:XAUUSDChanin_C16The inverse relationship between the U.S. Dollar Index (DXY) and Gold (XAUUSD) is showing clearly on the 15-minute chart. Over the past few sessions, DXY maintained a rising trend structure while Gold moved persistently lower. Each renewed push in dollar strength was accompanied by additional pressure on Gold. The latest price action is particularly interesting. DXY is now testing/breaking its short-term rising trendline, while at almost the same time Gold has reacted sharply higher from its recent consolidation area. This reinforces an important intermarket relationship: DXY strength → pressure on Gold DXY weakness → support for Gold The relationship isn't mechanically one-for-one, and correlation can temporarily break down, but the timing visible here makes DXY an important confirmation indicator for the next move in Gold. What I'm watching: If DXY continues to lose its rising structure, Gold could have room to extend its recovery. Conversely, a quick DXY recovery back above the trendline could put renewed pressure on Gold. Two charts. One macro relationship worth watching. For market analysis only — not financial advice.