Gold Price in World Currencies First Quarter 2015.
Gold Closes the First Quarter of 2015 Flat Against the Dollar; Higher Against Most Major Currencies.
The U.S. Dollar Index rose nearly 9% in the first quarter, gold kept pace.
Gold vs. Major World Currencies in the First Quarter of 2015
Gold Doesn’t Perform, it Endures.
Here are some charts showing gold priced in world currencies and against the dollar in the first quarter of 2015:
Gold vs. the United States Dollar – (-0.1%) (down 1.8% in 2014)
Gold vs. the Argentine Peso – (+4.8%) (up 31% in 2014)

Gold rose about 4.8% against the Argentine Peso in the first quarter of 2015 after soaring nearly 12% in January.
Gold vs. the Australian Dollar – (+7.2%) (up 7.7%in 2014)

Gold tacked on another 7.2% against the Australian dollar in the first quarter of 2015 after rising 7.7% in 2014.
Gold vs. the British Pound – (+4.9%) (up 5% in 2014)
Gold vs. the Canadian Dollar – (+9.3%) (up 7.9% in 2014)
Gold vs. the Chinese Renminbi – (+.8%) (up 1.2% in 2014)
Gold vs. the European Euro – (+12.7%) (up 12.1% in 2014)
Gold vs. the Indian Rupee – (-1.3%) (up 1% in 2014)
Gold vs. the Japanese Yen – (+0.1%) (up 12.3% in 2014)

Gold was flat against the Japanese Yen in the first quarter of 2015 after rising more than 12% in 2014.
Gold vs. the Russia Ruble – (+7.8%) (up 79% in 2014)
Gold vs. the Swiss Franc – (-2.2%) (up 9.9% in 2014)

Gold fell 2.2% against the Swiss Franc in the first quarter of 2015 after plunging nearly 13% in January when the Swiss National Bank dropped the Franc Euro peg.