TOKYO -- The price of gold has spiked since the beginning of the month, momentarily passing $2,000 per troy ounce on Monday, as the recent collapse of several U.S. banks leads investors to move their money to safe havens.
Banking crisis adds to investor woes over Ukraine invasion, inflation

Gold is known as a low-risk safe haven asset, popular in times of economic and geopolitical turbulence. (Photo by Kosuke Imamura)
TOKYO -- The price of gold has spiked since the beginning of the month, momentarily passing $2,000 per troy ounce on Monday, as the recent collapse of several U.S. banks leads investors to move their money to safe havens.