I'd found that the USD bottomed around the middle of March 2008 and has continued to rise from the end of September/beginning of October while gold hit it's high in the middle of March and continues to fall. Most recently, the dollar has lost some ground since the beginning of December but gold increased during the same time frame.
Like a number of financial securities and derivatives with similar relationships there will certainly be anomolous blips when USD and gold deviate from their historical norm but for now it's unlikely that some paradigm shift has taken place and that the dollar to gold relationship, as we know it, is intact.
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US gold climbs above $1,000 on plunging dollar and inflation fears:
http://www.reuters.com/article/marketsNews/idUSN0855240720090908
Conversely, surging gold may not be inflationary: http://cli.gs/UpGtRz
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