Not Gold, Not the Dollar: The Surprise Asset Surging Most in the Iran War
Not Gold, Not US Dollar, This Asset Has Surged The Most During Iran War
Summary
The war involving Iran has triggered a broad sell-off in equity markets as investors flee riskier assets in search of safety. While gold and the US dollar are traditional safe havens, another asset class has outpaced both during this conflict. Analysts are tracking a significant shift in capital flows as geopolitical uncertainty drives investors toward this unexpected winner.
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