Gold / Copper Ratio
Gold price divided by copper price. A key economic sentiment indicator.
Ratio Chart
Frequently Asked Questions
The Gold to Copper ratio measures how many units of Copper it takes to buy one unit of Gold. It's calculated by dividing the Gold price by the Copper price. For example, a ratio of 500 means you need 500 units of Copper to buy 1 unit of Gold.
What Does This Ratio Mean?
Often used as a recession indicator. A rising ratio signals risk-off sentiment (gold rising, copper falling). A falling ratio suggests economic optimism.