Gold Loses Nearly Fifth of Value Since Iran War, Raising Questions on Safe Haven Status
Gold, traditionally seen as a safe haven asset during crises, has lost nearly a fifth of its value since the beginning of the 'Iran War.' This significant decline raises questions about its reliability as a crisis-proof investment, following weeks of downward trends after speculative price surges.
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Krieg und Ölkrise: Gold hat 20 Prozent verloren – ist es etwa nicht mehr krisenfest?
Von Rekorden ist am Goldmarkt nichts mehr zu spüren, es geht seit Wochen abwärts. Zuvor hat viel Spekulation den Preis getrieben. Dann hat der Iran-Krieg vieles grundlegend geändert
Read full article →Zašto je zlato izgubilo skoro petinu vrednosti od početka rata u Iranu?
Zlato je poznato kao sigurno utočište, imovina u koju "se beži" u kriznim vremenima, kada se očekuje da će novac, ali i druge vrste imovine kao na primer akcije ili obveznice gubiti vrednost.
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