Sure, but we all know markets, & the people/machines who trade them, are extremely fickle.
Gold & it's risk sensitive based cousins are very heavily traded for a variety of reasons by very different sectors of the trading/investment community every day of every week.
Usually when the market turns risk averse or risk positive, the general cross section of the market behaves exactly as you would expect & clues will reveal themselves right across the trading spectrum. But occasionally there might be other reasons why one or more particular asset class is receiving heavier attention than others.
The varied & diverse participation (professional, institutional, retail, commercial etc) involved in providing ongoing liquidity to the relevant sectors of the market make it almost impossible to accurately pigeon-hole events to an exact specification on every occasion.
That's why sometimes certain individual pairs or groups of actively traded instruments will behave out of character to what's normally expected.......when machines & humans face off in the money markets there's always room for the odd banana skin to cause one or two minor bumps & grazes.