According to a report by the financial analytical agency, analysts at Monex Europe noted in their latest research report published on June 13 that after military actions by Israel against Iranian nuclear facilities, the dollar significantly strengthened, which contradicts the recent statement in the market that "the dollar has lost its status as a safe-haven currency."
Analysts in the report explained that although recent unstable U.S. policy has somewhat undermined trust in the dollar as a safe-haven instrument, the dollar still remains the preferred safe-haven tool for investors when serious geopolitical conflicts arise. They particularly emphasized: "Compared to other safe-haven assets, the American economy is actually less susceptible to the effects of such regional upheavals, allowing the dollar to maintain relative stability during crisis moments." The report also points out that the main factors influencing the direction of the market at present should be the dynamic balance between concerns over trade tariffs and geopolitical risks. This analysis provides investors with important recommendations for asset allocation in the context of a complex international environment.
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According to a report by the financial analytical agency, analysts at Monex Europe noted in their latest research report published on June 13 that after military actions by Israel against Iranian nuclear facilities, the dollar significantly strengthened, which contradicts the recent statement in the market that "the dollar has lost its status as a safe-haven currency."
Analysts in the report explained that although recent unstable U.S. policy has somewhat undermined trust in the dollar as a safe-haven instrument, the dollar still remains the preferred safe-haven tool for investors when serious geopolitical conflicts arise. They particularly emphasized: "Compared to other safe-haven assets, the American economy is actually less susceptible to the effects of such regional upheavals, allowing the dollar to maintain relative stability during crisis moments."
The report also points out that the main factors influencing the direction of the market at present should be the dynamic balance between concerns over trade tariffs and geopolitical risks. This analysis provides investors with important recommendations for asset allocation in the context of a complex international environment.