Under these circumstances, the price of gold will plummet, including: the trend of the US dollar, the economic situation, the price of gold futures, the supply of gold futures, inflation, etc., which will all lead to a sharp drop in the price of gold. Let's take the trend of the US dollar as an example. Gold is generally used as a reserve currency as a substitute for the dollar, and the prices of the two are in reverse motion. In other words, when the dollar strengthens, the room for appreciation of the dollar will increase, and then the price of gold will often fall. If the dollar depreciates, it means that the price of gold will rise. This price is the dollar price per ounce of gold. The rise in the price of gold will affect the currency prices of some countries. There are many factors that affect the price of gold, such as international politics, economic exchange market, interest rates and monetary policies of major European and American countries.