Ken Griffin: 'Gold Is At Record Highs' And Crypto's 'Unbelievable' Run Is A Sign Of Portfolio Hedging Against US Risk — What Analysts Say
Kenneth Griffin links inflation and U.S. sovereign risk to investor moves into gold and cryptocurrencies as alternatives amid a historic dollar decline.
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America's economy is on a 'sugar high' warns Ken Griffin, and investors retreating to gold is one sign of a comedown
Citadel’s Ken Griffin cautioned that America’s market rally is being propped up by policies better suited to a recession than a growing economy. Speaking in New York, he said fiscal and monetary policies have created a “sugar high” that masks underlying risks like inflation and dollar weakness. Despite booming equities, Griffin pointed to gold’s record surge—up more than 50% this year—as evidence investors are quietly hedging against U.S. sovere…
Ken Griffin Flags “Sugar High” in U.S. Economy as Investors Flee the Dollar
Ken Griffin, CEO of Citadel, expressed deep concern this week over gold’s soaring price and its implications for the U.S. dollar’s role as a global safe haven, according to Bloomberg. Gold futures just breached $4,000 an ounce, marking a gain of more than 50% so far in 2025.The U.S. dollar, measured by the U.S. Dollar Index (DXY) which tracks the value of the dollar against a basket of major foreign currencies including the euro, yen, and pound …
Ken Griffin: 'Gold Is At Record Highs' And Crypto's 'Unbelievable' Run Is A Sign Of Portfolio Hedging Against US Risk — What Analysts Say
Billionaire hedge fund manager Kenneth Griffin is warning that a combination of persistent inflation and rising concerns over U.S. sovereign risk is driving investors to seek shelter in alternative assets like gold and cryptocurrencies.
Ken Griffin (Citadel) raises the alarm: "Gold is safer than the dollar." A "worrying" sign for the U.S. - Economic Scenarios
When a financial titan like Ken Griffin, founder and CEO of hedge fund giant Citadel , issues a warning, the market tends to perk up. And the billionaire's final message is one that doesn't go unnoticed: a growing number of investors consider gold a safer asset than the US dollar. A trend Griffin himself calls "truly worrying." In an interview with Bloomberg , the financier's analysis was sharp. This isn't just a simple market fluctuation, but a…
Citadel’s Griffin concerned by switch to gold as a safe haven
Citadel founder and CEO Ken Griffin has expressed concern over the growing trend of investors treating gold as a safer alternative to the US dollar, citing it as a sign of increasing de-risking amid US fiscal and monetary uncertainty, according top a report by Bloomberg. Speaking at a Citadel Securities conference for institutional clients, Griffin highlighted that asset flows away from the dollar are being driven by fears around sovereign risk …
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