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U.S. dollar as "Safe Haven" before impending conflict in Syria?

In view of the impending conflict in Syria, investors search for a "Safe Haven", which is considered the least affected by the conflict. After yesterday it seemed that this role falls to the JPY and the CHF, but in today is becoming apparent that the role of the majority of the USD could fall. This can now benefit from the doubt as to the currencies of various emerging markets with strong gains in part against all its major counterparts.

After the USD had to accept, in the first two days of this week's trading, losses against the Yen, with a low of 96.80, today he could grow again by 0.33% and currently stands at 97.33. The EUR is currently 0.36% and 0.49% for the GBP down against the USD.
The largest increases the USD recorded, against the currencies of India and Turkey. Against the TRY it currently increased by 1.13% and against the INR whopping 2.80%.

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