By one U.S. Treasury data-set the average blended yield on all maturities greater than 10 years was 1.21% at the close on Friday up from .90% on August 7th.
Gold rising in the face of this looks like forced buying and could end at any minute.
Having enjoyed the ride from $1226 to this morning's $1384, we're bailing at $1370.50.
Here's the Treasury's chart of real yield at various maturities.
And here's gold today via FinViz:
