TechFlow News, March 2: According to data from JINSHI Data, analysts at Capital Economics warn that global financial markets are likely to be impacted by fluctuations in investor risk appetite as the Iran conflict evolves. They caution that if the conflict escalates, government bonds may fail to serve as reliable safe-haven assets, as expectations of monetary easing could be delayed. This scenario is especially pronounced in economies such as the United States, where markets have already priced in multiple rate cuts. Should sentiment continue to deteriorate, the U.S. dollar could strengthen further—primarily due to the termination of rate cuts, which improves the relative yield advantage for the dollar, and the U.S.’s status as a net energy exporter.
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