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This content is from: Portfolio Is the Dollar Still a Safe Haven? Several times this year, traders have bought yen and euros against the dollar when markets have gotten spooked — leaving some analysts to wonder if that means the dollar’s safe-haven status is under threat. By Dan Weil October 23, 2017
Sponsored Safe-Haven ETFs May Turn Risky ETFs that invest in U.S. Treasuries, gold and the Swiss franc, looked upon as safe havens, have started to look risky due to risk aversion on financial markets. August 28, 2011
