While the price of gold has fallen sharply over the past couple of months, including another small decline today, it still appears much higher than its typically strong inverse relationship with the yields of longer-dated US TIPS would suggest. We suspect that the gold price will fall further from here, as the usual relationship with TIPS yields partially reasserts itself.
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