Gold May Catch Sovereign Risk Flows as Hungary Flirts with Default

There are many different safe haven assets in the global financial markets. Traditionally, the balance between risk aversion and risk appetite would transfer capital back and forth between equities and bonds. During the worst of the 2007/2008 financial crisis, the split would find deeply liquid Treasuries and money markets on one side of the spectrum while derivatives and simple growth-linked securities suffered the worst of the exodus.

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