11.   A falling dollar makes dollar-priced gold less expensive for buyers using other currencies.

12.   A decline in the dollar in the past week has made gold cheaper for consumers using other currencies.

13.   A rise in the U.S. currency can cool demand for dollar-priced gold which becomes more expensive for investors using other currencies to buy.

14.   A strong U.S. dollar also hurt gold prices because it becomes more expensive for buyers using other currencies.

15.   A strengthening U.S dollar also weakened gold demand by making the dollar-priced metal more expensive for buyers using other currencies.

16.   A stronger dollar makes dollar-denominated gold more expensive for buyers using other currencies.

17.   A stronger U.S. currency can reduce demand for dollar-priced gold because it becomes more expensive for buyers using other currencies.

18.   A stronger dollar makes it more expensive for buyers using foreign currencies to purchase gold, dampening demand for the precious metal.

19.   A stronger U.S. currency makes it more expensive for investors using other currencies to buy dollar-priced gold.

20.   A strong dollar can make gold more expensive for investors using other currencies to buy dollar-priced gold.