What is the Gold/US Dollar Index ratio?
The gold-to-us dollar index ratio measures the relative value between these two assets. It shows how many units of us dollar index are equivalent to one unit of gold at current market prices.
As of October 16, 2026, the gold to US Dollar Index ratio is 40.9, from gold at $4,165.42 per troy ounce and the US Dollar Index at 101.78. Over the past 52 weeks the ratio has ranged from 39.2 to 56.2.
Gold to US Dollar Index Ratio
Compare the relative value of assets over time
1
XAU
Gold
DXY
—
DXY
US Dollar Index
Current Ratio
—
Period Change
—
Compare the ratio of
Numerator
Denominator
Period High
—
Period Low
—
Period Average
—
Period Range
—
(High − Low)
Gold/US Dollar Index Ratio
Historical ratio over selected time period
About the Gold to US Dollar Index Ratio
Why is this ratio important?
Tracking this ratio helps traders and investors understand the relative performance of gold versus us dollar index. Changes in the ratio can signal shifts in market sentiment, supply and demand dynamics, or macroeconomic factors affecting these assets differently.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the Gold/US Dollar Index ratio?
The gold-to-us dollar index ratio measures the relative value between these two assets. It shows how many units of us dollar index are equivalent to one unit of gold at current market prices.
Why is the Gold/US Dollar Index ratio important?
Tracking this ratio helps traders and investors understand the relative performance of gold versus us dollar index. Changes in the ratio can signal shifts in market sentiment, supply and demand dynamics, or macroeconomic factors affecting these assets differently.
How is the Gold/US Dollar Index ratio calculated?
The ratio is calculated by dividing the price/value of Gold by the price/value of US Dollar Index. A ratio of 50 means one unit of Gold equals 50 units of US Dollar Index in value.