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haven

[hey-vuhn] / ˈheɪ vən /


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While gold is typically considered a haven, high interest rates weigh on the precious metal by making yield-bearing assets more attractive.

From Barron's

While gold is typically considered a haven, high interest rates weigh on the precious metal by making yield-bearing assets more attractive.

From Barron's

Stocks have hit a fresh low for the year, while the inflation concerns caused by spiking energy prices means supposed havens like Treasurys have been tumbling too, sending yields sharply higher.

From MarketWatch

Precious metals are usually considered a haven, offering investors safety during times of war, inflation or other market turmoil.

From The Wall Street Journal

Investors also may be viewing U.S. stocks as more of a haven than their European or Asian counterparts, which look especially vulnerable to the spike in oil prices, Janasiewicz added.

From MarketWatch