Like I said, depends on where you start from.What I mean by "holding up well" is that 10yr real yields have now round-tripped completely back to 2018 levels, when gold was stuck around 1250, but the current gold price is still way up at 1650. That might of course change quickly with gold catching down to yields.
What really matters is where someone adds, reduces or removes an asset in their portfolio.
Because theoretical debates like this can go on an on as long as gold and other assets exist.
