Japan’s $12 Trillion Debt Trap Just Snapped — Global Shock Coming?
Japan’s $12 trillion debt bubble is finally cracking — and global markets are already feeling the pressure.
This video reveals how Japan’s collapsing bond market, a weakening yen, and the failure of yield-curve control could trigger a worldwide financial shock.
You’ll learn:
• How Japan’s record debt reached a breaking point
• Why the bond market “snap” matters for global banks
• How a yen collapse could impact the U.S. and Europe
• Why analysts are warning of a worldwide recession
• The hidden risks inside Japan’s monetary system
A must-watch for anyone tracking the global debt crisis, bond markets, and major economic collapse indicators.
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About half of the Japanese government bonds issued have been bought back by the Bank of Japan that is a subsidiary in consolidated financial statements of the Japanese government. They are practically no longer the government's debt.
These days it seems like every country is in a national debt crisis 😅
A highly valuable information
Well…at least I can buy lots of honey…honey lasts forever…
NO SON MILLONES ,SONTRILLONES
Lea más claro no Sete entiende nada
The idea that Japan’s crisis will trigger a global reset is compelling, but there’s a missing piece: global debt dynamics.
If Japan’s bond market breaks, it’s not just about JapaN. it forces every major central bank to confront the same math. The U.S., EU, and China all depend heavily on low-rate environments to sustain their own debt loads.
So the real question isn’t “Will Japan crash?”
It’s “Which major economy is actually the first domino in this chain?”
What’s your take: Japan, the U.S., or Europe?
Thanks to their stupidity in signing the plaza accord. I believe the same traits are shown in their present PM.
Why they had to increase rate ?? Why they lend to foreigner for zero interest??
What to panic what is there these non shocking news. The earth still revolves around the sun and not the other way round as taught by the pedo vatican city
For the economy to grow, the money has to be put to productive use in the country. Most of Japanese money goes overseas instead of keeping the money at home. This is called the yen carry trade. In the past Yen stayed in Japan to fund their high tech industries. This is productive money. Japan prospered when Yen stayed in the country.
Now Yen is crashing again and Japan has to raise interest rates to support the Yen.
The US isn't the victim; it's the co-conspirator in this entire setup.
Yepper I moved to Japan just in time to feel the LOOOONG term affects of the Plaza Accord.
China 3 trillions Japan 12 trillions 😮😮 Us deprh 38 trillions.😂😂😂😂😂😂
Good podcast. Please do one on debt jubilee. Thanks
Reverse carry trade?
The carry trade is collapsing.Japan is now pulling 1 trillion out of US.Trump will be furious .He will massively retaliate and Japan will pay big time.
Japan's debt and decline thanks to the envious ally.
Hahahahahaha. Populists do not forget the politicians that got you there
日本の対外資産は540兆円以上ある
また日本政府は借金を国民に負っている
海外に追っているのではない
が、イギリスなどとは全く違うということです