TD Securities: The US Dollar Acts as a Conditional Safe-Haven Asset
ChainCatcher News, according to Golden Ten Data, strategists at TD Securities stated in a report that the US dollar is currently acting as a "conditional safe-haven asset." They pointed out that the dollar is no longer a natural safe haven, but the nature of the current shocks has once again given it safe-haven attributes. Since the United States remains a relatively closed economy, possesses energy autonomy, and is geographically isolated, the Iran war has driven safe-haven funds to flow into the dollar.
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