CoinWorld News reports that Goldman Sachs analysts have pointed out that investors' risk appetite has rebounded to pre-Iran war levels. As investors bet that the worst-case scenario of a U.S.-Iran war will not occur, stock market volatility has significantly decreased. American retail investors are re-entering the stock market, and automated trading has also driven stock prices higher. In the four weeks ending last Wednesday's close, investors withdrew nearly $125 billion from money market funds, which are typically considered safe havens; this cash outflow is one of the largest recorded fund withdrawals.

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