Low yields on
perceived safe assets have led many to embrace more credit risk.
Higher oil prices would reinforce current market trends based on reflation: rising long - term bond yields and a shift out of
perceived safer assets — bond proxies and low - volatility stocks — and into cyclical assets such as EM.
Not exact matches
As global investors continue to reprice expectations for structural reforms in the US and Europe, capital will continue to migrate into growth
assets and
safe - haven investments as an alternative to markets
perceived as riskier.
When financial market volatility increases, investors tend to gravitate toward what they
perceive to be the
safest assets.
Perceived «
safe»
assets are looking less
safe due to a variety of near - term risks including elevated valuations and political and central bank policy uncertainties.
This
perceived safe haven also tends to rally ahead of «known unknowns» such as elections with binary outcomes, then lag after the event as the lifting of uncertainty boosts risk
assets.
The Japanese yen is
perceived as
safe haven, and when geopolitical tensions rise investors turn to the yen and other
safe haven
assets.
Our warnings have helped consumers recognize marketing hype, question the value of industry - sponsored studies, decide «better
safe than sorry» in the face of confusing, contradictory messages, and
perceive «soy free» as a possible
asset.
This
perceived safe haven also tends to rally ahead of «known unknowns» such as elections with binary outcomes, then lag after the event as the lifting of uncertainty boosts risk
assets.
They have been selling them and buying up
assets perceived to be
safer.
Perceived «
safe»
assets are looking less
safe due to a variety of near - term risks including elevated valuations and political and central bank policy uncertainties.
Rising rates, increased economic uncertainty and the return of market volatility have driven the spreads on other
perceived «
safe» short - dated
assets, such as IG credit, wider.
We are in a BUBBLE of
perceived «
SAFE» Haven
assets (think 30 years bonds at sub - 2.5 % or two year bonds at 0.003 %)
In this video, we discuss why Bitcoin is
perceived as a «
safer»
asset than other cryptocurrencies (namely due to its track record and the history of these cycles) along with some altcoins that I'm watching including:
««The rapid rise in investor demand coupled with their rising negative cash flow suggests that a speculative mood hit Toronto, reflected in investors who appeared to believe they could make easy money by buying what they
perceived to be a
safe and secure
asset, single family homes,» Realosophy President John Pasalis said in the report.