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Findings – Pound / USD parity had an adverse effect on the fluctuations in global gold prices, according to the Robust-M test. In least squares with breaks method and Markov switching regression model, in each state, the Pound/USD parity impact on global gold prices are different. For after the Bretton Woods period, filtered regime probability analysis unearthed that there was a regime change during the 2008 global financial crisis. It can be indicated that the Pound/USD parity regime's impact on global gold prices has not changed until the 2008 global financial crisis. Moreover, VAR based impulse response analysis result is similar to the least squares with breaks results for after the Bretton Woods period. After the Bretton Woods regime, no long term relationship was found between Pound/USD parity and global gold prices that are priced by USD. With the flow of time, the positive impact of Pound/USD parity grew from 1974-2020 as global gold prices shifted. Between 2009-2020, the parity had a significant positive influence on global gold prices. It can be indicated that appreciation of Pound against USD led global gold prices to increase fast after the 2008 global financial crisis.

The Impact of British Pound/American Dollar Parity on Global Gold Prices (1792-2020)