Gold prices end lower as investors, rattled by Iran conflict, continue to shelter in the dollar
When global uncertainty spikes, where does capital run, and what does that mean for gold?
Adam Koós was recently quoted in MarketWatch explaining why gold has struggled amid the escalating Iran conflict, noting that when the dollar becomes the preferred “fear trade,” gold often loses that tug-of-war due to the liquidity and yield advantages of the U.S. dollar and Treasurys.