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Treasuries Are Still the Place to Be in a Turbulent World

Phil Serafino
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US government bonds recorded their strongest monthly gain in a year in February 2026, reinforcing their status as the top safe-haven asset amid global economic uncertainty. Investor demand surged despite market volatility, driven by concerns over AI-driven disruptions and geopolitical instability, pushing Treasury yields lower. The rally reflects persistent confidence in US debt as a hedge against turbulence, outperforming traditional alternatives like gold or cash reserves. Analysts cite AI-related sector shifts and inflation fears as key catalysts, with Treasuries benefiting from their liquidity and perceived stability. The trend underscores a broader flight-to-safety, as institutional and retail investors alike prioritize capital preservation over riskier assets.
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