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ELI5: Why are the Yen and Euro considered safe havens?

Whenever there's panic in the market these days, the Euro and the Yen tend to strengthen and the opinion by the analysts on TV is that it's because of a 'flight to safety'.

But with both central banks wanting a weaker currency to stoke inflation, why would buying the Euro and Yen be considered safe at all?
gpt
Say you are an Indian business man, you probably keep some money in Indian Rupees since you still do need to pay your workers and buy stuff like food, but the Indian Rupee is not a particularly stable currency so you would be smart to put your excess money into a more stable currency.  The US dollar is the most popular choice, but generally 4 other currencies are also used as they are also considered to be extremely stable. They are the Euro, Yuan, Yen and Pound.  To massively oversimplify the more of these currencies you have the more stable your assets are.  

So when the dollar is weakening people will move some of their money to a place that isn't weakening, or is weakening more slowly.  Usually most of the issues are relatively short term and these moves are as well, but with a little bit of luck you may even make money.