TREE NEWS reports: Goldman Sachs said the yen remains the “best hedge” against the risk of a further selloff in AI-related assets, in a research note. The bank flagged renewed downside risk for AI trades and pointed to the Japanese currency as the preferred protection against that scenario. No specific price targets or trade levels were disclosed.
Goldman Sachs: Yen remains best hedge against further AI selloff
Goldman's framing matters less as a currency call than as a signal that the AI trade is now being discussed in hedging terms by major banks, which tends to accompany a shift in how positioning is managed rather than a change in fundamentals. The yen's appeal here rests on its established role as a funding and safe-haven currency, so the note implicitly ties AI risk appetite to carry-related flows. The absence of levels or targets leaves the substance thin. Whether other banks echo the yen-hedge framing, and whether AI-linked assets show renewed downside, is the open question.
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