Dollar regains top safe-haven status amid rising concerns over conflict and inflation
The Dollar Emerges as the Leading Safe Haven Amid Middle East Turmoil
As tensions escalate in the Middle East, one trend has become unmistakable: investors seeking security are turning to the US dollar above all else. While equities decline and even traditional safe assets like gold and US Treasuries experience losses due to the intensifying conflict involving the US, Israel, and Iran, the dollar’s strength is particularly notable. In fact, since the outbreak of hostilities over the weekend, the dollar has posted its most significant two-day surge in almost twelve months.
According to Paresh Upadhyaya, a strategist at Pioneer, “The dollar is acting exactly as expected during times of heightened uncertainty and risk aversion — it remains the ultimate safe haven.”
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