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Government bonds are having their safe haven status tested as the Iran war drags on. Here’s why
Developed-market sovereign debt is often seen as a stable investment — but the conflict in the Middle East has changed the picture.
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euractiv.com
Keep it secret: The dollar’s not safe | Euractiv
Contrary to media reports, the Iran war has not prompted markets to flee to the financial sanctuary of the world’s reserve currency. Does this mean the conflict might end soon?
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cnbc.com
Government bonds are having their safe haven status tested as the Iran war drags on. Here’s why
Developed-market sovereign debt is often seen as a stable investment — but the conflict in the Middle East has changed the picture.
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Goldman Sachs thinks stock market underestimates Iran war risk after Monday's bounce
The stock market’s solid start to the week may signal investors aren’t appreciating the risks tied to the U.S.-Iran war, according to Goldman Sachs.
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Investors are left with nowhere to hide as stagflation shock erodes traditional havens
"Government bonds and gold are not providing ballast as equities fall," BlackRock strategists said.
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Why this regional stock index is more exposed to the Iran war than investors might think, says MSCI
The research team at MSCI have flagged a couple of factors when it comes to assessing how war risk is flowing into equity portfolios.