The financial markets’ reaction to intensifying US-Iran tensions has revealed a sharp erosion of the US dollar’s safe haven status, as investors...
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The financial markets’ reaction to intensifying US-Iran tensions has revealed a sharp erosion of the US dollar’s safe haven status, as investors eye Tehran’s next move, warned Nigel Green, CEO of leading financial advisory deVere Group. In the wake of targeted US strikes on Iranian nuclear sites and a risk of further escalation in the region, the dollar firmed only modestly, with the muted response suggesting the greenback is no longer the automatic refuge it once was. “We’re witnessing a moment of reckoning for the dollar’s reputation as the ultimate safe haven,” said Green. “The market’s restrained response, even amid a
The financial markets’ reaction to intensifying US-Iran tensions has revealed a sharp erosion of the US dollar’s safe haven status, as investors...
The financial markets’ reaction to intensifying US-Iran tensions has revealed a sharp erosion of the US dollar’s safe haven status, warns...
The idea that safety only comes in one shade – the green of the US dollar – is no longer ...
KUALA LUMPUR: The ringgit closed lower against the greenback on Monday as US involvement in the war between Israel and Iran spurred demand for safe...
KUALA LUMPUR: The ringgit closed lower against the greenback on Monday as US involvement in the war between Israel and Iran spurred demand for safe...
KUALA LUMPUR: The ringgit closed lower against the greenback on Monday as US involvement in the war between Israel and Iran spurred demand for safe...
Yemen's Houthi group warns it will strike US vessels in the Red Sea if America joins military action against Iran, intensifying regional fears.
Yemen's Houthi group warns it will strike US vessels in the Red Sea if America joins military action against Iran, intensifying regional fears.
The dollar and oil pared an early advance, as traders awaited Tehran’s response after Washington struck Iran’s nuclear sites over the weekend.
The dollar and oil pared an early advance, as traders awaited Tehran’s response after Washington struck Iran’s nuclear sites over the weekend.