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🚨 JAPAN WILL CRASH THE MARKETS NEXT WEEK!! Japan is currently sitting on $10 TRILLION in debt. All Japan’s yields just hit the highest levels ever recorded. Bank of Japan calls an emergency monetary policy meeting. Their economy is collapsing, and nobody is prepared for what comes next. If Japan goes down, it takes the global financial system with it. They only survived because rates were pinned near zero. Now that anchor is gone. As yields rise, the math turns violent. Debt service explodes. Government revenue gets eaten by interest. No modern economy sustains this without pain: → Default → Restructuring → Or inflation Pick your poison. But here’s where it hits everyone else. Japan owns trillions in foreign assets. Over $1 trillion in U.S. Treasuries. Hundreds of billions in global stocks and bonds. They bought foreign assets because Japanese yields paid nothing. Now Japanese bonds finally pay real yields. After hedging, U.S. Treasuries actually lose money for Japanese investors. This isn’t panic. It’s math. Capital comes home. Hundreds of billions leaving global markets isn’t a slow adjustment. It’s a liquidity black hole. Then there’s the yen carry trade - over $1 trillion borrowed cheaply in yen and dumped into stocks, crypto, EM, anything with yield. As Japanese rates rise and the yen strengthens, those trades blow up. Forced selling starts. Margin calls spread. Correlations go to one. At the same time: → U.S.–Japan yield spreads are collapsing → Japanese capital has less reason to stay overseas → U.S. borrowing costs rise whether the Fed wants it or not And the Bank of Japan hasn’t even finished. Another hike in January? The yen spikes. Carry trades unwind harder. Global risk assets feel it immediately. Japan won’t print its way out this time. Inflation is already hot. Print more → yen drops → import costs surge → domestic crisis. They’re trapped between debt and currency - and the exit is closing. For 30 years, Japanese yields were the invisible anchor holding global rates down.

🚨 JAPAN WILL CRASH THE MARKETS NEXT WEEK!!

Japan is currently sitting on $10 TRILLION in debt.

All Japan’s yields just hit the highest levels ever recorded.

Bank of Japan calls an emergency monetary policy meeting.

Their economy is collapsing, and nobody is prepared for what comes next.

If Japan goes down, it takes the global financial system with it.

They only survived because rates were pinned near zero.
Now that anchor is gone.

As yields rise, the math turns violent.
Debt service explodes.
Government revenue gets eaten by interest.

No modern economy sustains this without pain:
→ Default
→ Restructuring
→ Or inflation

Pick your poison.

But here’s where it hits everyone else.

Japan owns trillions in foreign assets.
Over $1 trillion in U.S. Treasuries.
Hundreds of billions in global stocks and bonds.
They bought foreign assets because Japanese yields paid nothing.

Now Japanese bonds finally pay real yields.
After hedging, U.S. Treasuries actually lose money for Japanese investors.
This isn’t panic.
It’s math.

Capital comes home.

Hundreds of billions leaving global markets isn’t a slow adjustment.
It’s a liquidity black hole.

Then there’s the yen carry trade - over $1 trillion borrowed cheaply in yen and dumped into stocks, crypto, EM, anything with yield.

As Japanese rates rise and the yen strengthens, those trades blow up.
Forced selling starts.
Margin calls spread.
Correlations go to one.

At the same time:

→ U.S.–Japan yield spreads are collapsing
→ Japanese capital has less reason to stay overseas
→ U.S. borrowing costs rise whether the Fed wants it or not

And the Bank of Japan hasn’t even finished.

Another hike in January?
The yen spikes.
Carry trades unwind harder.
Global risk assets feel it immediately.

Japan won’t print its way out this time.
Inflation is already hot.

Print more → yen drops → import costs surge → domestic crisis.

They’re trapped between debt and currency - and the exit is closing.
For 30 years, Japanese yields were the invisible anchor holding global rates down.

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