Dollar-denominated

Dollar-denominated gold and silver futures seem more expensive to holders of foreign currencies when the dollar strengthens.

Trichet's Comments Sway Gold, Silver Tatyana Shumsky 2011

Dollar-denominated copper futures appear cheaper to investors holding other currencies when the greenback weakens.

Copper Buoyed On Higher Home Sales, Goldman Call Tatyana Shumsky 2011

Dollar-denominated gold futures appear more expensive to buyers using foreign currencies when the dollar strengthens.

Silver Losses Knock Gold Off $1,500 Perch Tatyana Shumsky 2011

Dollar-denominated emerging market sovereign bonds returned 8.5%, according to JP Morgan's EMBI Global index, but were driven mainly by the rally in U.S. Treasurys, which returned 13.5% despite the U.S.'s gargantuan deficit.

Emerging Markets' Long Road to Acceptance Richard Barley 2012

Dollar-denominated gold futures appear cheaper to buyers using foreign currencies when the dollar weakens.

EU Finance Jitters Lift Gold To New Record Tatyana Shumsky 2011

Dollar-denominated gold and silver futures appear cheaper to buyers using foreign currencies when the dollar weakens.

Gold Ends At Record, Silver Recoups Losses Tatyana Shumsky 2011

Dollar-denominated contracts such as gold futures become cheaper for investors using foreign currencies when the dollar weakens.

Gold Rises on Renewed Currency, Inflation Fears Tatyana Shumsky 2010

Dollar-denominated gold appears cheaper to investors using foreign currencies when the dollar weakens.

Gold Recovers On Weak Dollar Tatyana Shumsky 2011

Dollar-denominated commodities also soared as the greenback sank, with copper jumping 2.8% to a two-year high and silver reaching a fresh 30-year high.

Dow Back to 11000, First Time Since May Jonathan Cheng 2010

Dollar-denominated commodities can come under pressure as a rising greenback provides an opportunity for holders of foreign currencies to cash out.

Gold Slips to 2-Week Low As Dollar Gains Matt Day 2011