Fatal: Japan’s Total BOND MELTDOWN Just Signaled US Assets Major Collapse Ahead

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As Japan’s snap election nears, Japan’s bond market turmoil is on the verge of spreading to the US Treasury market and American stocks. Here’s why US assets could face a major collapse in the weeks to come.

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43 Comments

  1. There is a snap election ongoing right now in Japan. Takaichi said she will step down if her party doesn't voted to majority. Her approval rating is 70% last week, so she has the confidence to call for the snap election. But it seemed like many of the Japanese didn't know what's happening with the economy, and only focusing on the anti-foreigner policies she is pushing, thinking it will benefit them.

  2. Don't worry. The smart new PM has hatched a plan to spend more money to build more weapons to attack China! She will save Japan!

  3. I'm not sure Takaichi understands that the economy is in crisis mode. The Japanese bubble economy popped 35 years ago. But they still exist in a mental bubble. There is so much wrong with Japan it would take a 40 volume series of novels to explain. After 25 years here, I'm getting out.

  4. 日本は暗黒から地獄へと向かっている。
    最大の貿易相手国を敵視し、好戦的な空威張りで溜飲を下げては、いい気になっている。
    最悪の国情である。

  5. carry trade is flatline already. Japan should start selling US bonds the sooner the better. all these hesitation is killing Japan itself.

  6. If Japan sells US bonds in order to shore up Japanese bonds, Takaichi can say goodbye to visiting Trump at the White House this spring.

  7. Yanks will sorting out for their Japanese counterparts 🤣🫡🎉💩a new nuclear attack and the debt will be gone !

  8. My exit plan is simple: When the Каdven pump goes parabolic post-launch, I'm swapping all those digital coins for real-world physical gold

  9. Poetic justice. US caused Japan to collapse during the late 1980s with the Plaza Accord and a slew of protectionist measures like quota, "voluntary" restraints, etc. Japan has never truly recovered since then. Now Japan should return the favour.

  10. Japan’s prime minister learned real fast that words have heavy financial consequences for their economy after she threatening china. Losing their biggest tourism revenue only hurts the working people there, not her.

  11. JGB debt owned by the BOJ is debt Japan owes to nobody. The interest is recycled annually back to Japan's treasury. The rest of the debt is more than offset by Japanese holdings of US treasuries totaling 170 to 178 trillion Japanese yen. Japanese Banks and Insurance companies stocks have been soaring for over a year despite the value of the JGB's they hold dropping, offset by the Carry trade and other income.

  12. They borrow not for good of the country. It's actually for the person existing, to last until he's no longer responsible.

  13. Your Yen Carry Trade diagram doesn't explain why the US would accept Yen for US Treasuries? Japan must use dollars to buy them? We are peasants so please walk us Slowly through this racket. Japan, except for Honda and Toyota, doesn't sell much to the USA. How does it have some many dollars? Please advise.

  14. Im struggling to understand what youre talking about.
    The yen hit 154 = $100 today. It was 159 just a week or so ago. That means it is STRENGTHENING . . . not weakening.
    What am I missing, apart from the fact that your handwringing makes no sense. The short term trend in bond markets is not "good", obviously. But short term trends mean nothing these days. The underlying fact that people keep ignoring is that Japan's debt is almost entirely held by Japan. The BoJ and commercial banks together control over 75%. Again, that isnt a particularly good situation for consumers because it is a source of inflation. But it isnt a "financial risk" because nobody forecloses on their own debts.

    Is this just an old video that got mis-datestamped? Why are you saying that the yen is weakening?

  15. As you can see mathematics solutions aren't always the answer
    Withdrawal overseas Bonds and weak assets and bring it back to Japan. That goes for all countries, then recalculate your actual situation and strengths.

  16. Takashi has big mouth, literally and figuratively, & Dum. Source of all problems with China hence their economy. I mean who badmouth with your biggest trading partner, level to that of Trump. 🤣🤣