41.   Gold futures rose as the weaker U.S. dollar makes gold more attractive to buyers using other currencies.

42.   Gold gained as the U.S. dollar weakened against other major currencies, reducing the cost of buying dollar-priced gold for investors using other currencies.

43.   Gold often gains when the U.S. currency weakens because the cost of buying dollar-priced gold grows cheaper when using other currencies to purchase the metal.

44.   Gold rose after the dollar tumbled against the yen, making gold more attractive to buyers using other currencies.

45.   In fact, there is a whole technical literature in economics assaying the costs and benefits of using one currency rather than many.

46.   In general, though, consumer advocates warn online shoppers to be careful when using online currency programs to make purchases.

47.   In NEW YORK, gold fell as a strengthening dollar made gold more expensive for investors using other currencies.

48.   In NEW YORK, gold fell as the U.S. dollar strengthened, making it more expensive to buy dollar-denominated gold using other currencies.

49.   In NEW YORK, gold fell as the strengthening dollar made the dollar-priced metal more expensive for buyers using other currencies.

50.   In NEW YORK, gold futures fell after the dollar strengthened, making it more expensive for investors to buy dollar-priced gold using other currencies.