Copper/Gold Ratio Vs. 10 Year Bond Yield



Gundlach says that the copper/gold ratio is correlated to the 10 year bond yield. A higher copper/gold ratio is a sign of inflation and in inflationary environments, bond do not do well (higher bond yields).


















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