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Gold and Oil have always had a central role within the international economy,\udand meet the interests of many investors, and in particular, speculators. The\udEuro introduction (1999) has added the Euro-Dollar exchange rate as a further\udmain variable that the operators, investing on these commodities, have to\udconsider when implementing their strategies. This paper analyzes the mutual\udrelationship between commodities prices (gold and oil) and the Euro/Dollar\udexchange rate, within the time frame from 2004 to 2014, so to find which specific\udvariable can give significant information on the expected variation of\udother variable and time horizon. This can support the of investors’ choices on\udtaking more effective speculative positions. Results obtained by means of a\udVAR model show some significant statistical relationship between the three\udvariables on the short term (i.e. when considering daily data), but also some\udpossible relationship on a longer term (monthly data), suggesting that oil\udprices can give significant information on the expected value of the Euro/\udDollar exchange rate

Dynamic Relationship of Commodities Prices and EUR/USD Exchange Rate Trends in the Recent Past