Recent price movements undercut the idea that the precious metal is a safe-haven investment during risky times.
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After an astonishing run-up last year, the price of gold is moving sideways.
Why it matters: It undercuts the idea that the precious metal is a safe-haven investment during risky times.
State of play: Since the start of the war, gold has behaved less like a safe space and more like a so-called risk asset, rising on hopes that the conflict would end — and falling when fears intensify.
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