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Japan’s YEN IS CRASHING as the BOND CRISIS BLEEDS Into Currency Markets



Japan’s YEN IS CRASHING as the BOND CRISIS BLEEDS Into Currency Markets

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48 Comments

  1. @crit2074 on

    My dream is a series of video from Lena about Brazillian economics and interest rate! These videos about Japan are so good its crystal clear;

  5. @MatroBoss-i4f on

    that woman literally did a wreath memorial for the pilot that incineration over 100k (civilian) citizens of her country with an atomic bomb in the most disgusting and demonic and cowardly manner possible….

  7. @TheMrGuyver on

    Can't wait for the whole scam to come crashing down. Fiat currency, neoliberalism and capitalism must fail so we can build a better world.

  8. @scampishfoxx3138 on

    Governments around the world have access to trillions of dollars and they can’t keep up, so how do those same governments expect us to keep up when we are living from paycheque to paycheque and stagnant wages.

    But our debtors will look at us sideways when we can’t afford to cover a $900 utility bill each month , plus $3400 rent to live in a clean environment while everything else around us is crumbling , plus $200 Verizon phone bill, plus a $300 a week or $425 a month travel costs on the metro line, plus overpriced genetically engineered foods, plus $60 monthly subscriptions to home entertainment like WiFi and all the other add-ons for HULU, NETFLIX, AMAZON PRIME TV etc

    The uber rich already told us that “we would own nothing and be happy” and they’re implementing it day by day.

    So turn us all into consumers by encouraging people to participate in every imaginable holiday they can invent to keep the economy growing to enrich themselves, then take away the drugs of capitalism addictions and watch us crash out hard as they accumulate more wealth.

    That CAPITALISM as we know it

  12. @sabinaebay on

    Fascinating insights, thank you Lena! I'd be really interested in hearing your take on what would happen in the scenario where Japan does trigger an international crisis. How can we, as mere mortals, prepare ourselves ?

  14. @Lyra0966 on

    Thanks Lena. It's very obvious that you are on the side of humanity, of ordinary citizens, and those smaller nations which are trying to break free of Western domination. Your work is much appreciated.

  15. @Anders01 on

    I suspect Japan has manipulated the West for decades, since the Plaza Accord. Japan has been at the top of the financial risk pyramid through the yen carry trade, and its national debt is mostly domestic.

  18. @eish3291 on

    The Japanese citizen pays for the incompetence of their politicians. The collapsing yen means everything becomes more expensive to the average Japanese citizen.

  19. @Lyra0966 on

    Japan has been suffering from Stockholm Syndrome since 1945. It needs to grow a pair, and disengage from Washington. Trying to fight China again, this time at the behest of and on behalf of the USA will only end in absolute disaster for Japan.

  22. @moreno6596 on

    日本政府よりも日銀の財務が問題なんですよ。
    日銀はもはや中央銀行として破綻しています。だからしっかりした金融引き締めが出来なくなってるんです。
    日本はハイパーインフレかもしれません。

  30. @michaellalanae72267 on

    When a country starts to fail they simply put forward a new face. So they have someone else to hate.theyare taking a page out of the UK book , truss, Nigel,thatcher Johnson , Starmer , now ?

  31. @bluelithium9808 on

    Much of Japanese bond purchases were/are funded with money printing. Much of US government bond buying is funded directly or indirectly with money printing. Interest can go to zero and there will still be "buyers."

  34. @Rodrigo-yc7rh on

    They are the largest holders of US-issued debt, right? Therefore, they are the largest creditors! So, their debt is simply the accounting counterpart to that first statement. As an accountant, you know this. Why not clarify this for us, instead of creating what appears to be an obvious contradiction? 🤨🤨🤨

  38. @felblades1375 on

    i see how this is going.. economy will get worse and worse, they will call for help to their slaver wich they wont help at all, obvioulsy because they are MAGA unless its israel, then japan will turn to china, wich will trigger US national defense to blockade japan just like cuba and venezuela and then they will blame comunism through propaganda

  44. @tuppenceworth5485 on

    As one of the few creditor nations, Japan is able to sustain its enormous debt. A creditor nation is one whose external financial assets are greater than its liabilities. The top two creditor nations are China and Germany, followed by Japan. The US, on the other hand, is a debtor nation and hence its enormous $39 trillion national debt poses a big problem. However, Japan's position as a creditor nation may change as economic woes start piling up.

  45. @disillusionedanglophile7680 on

    Those low numbers are the problem. One can "stimulate" an economy by lowering interest rates off a high base. Lowering interest from zero is ridiculous. How do banks survive at zero or less interest?

  46. @콩이A10 on

    일본에 대해 재미있는 사실은
    일본은행장은 보통 일본의 고위 은행가들이나
    일본정부의 경제를 총괄하는
    경제산업성의 고위관료가 돌아가면서 해왔습니다.

    현재의 일본은행장은 대학교수 출신입니다.
    2023년 새로운 일본은행장을 뽑을때,
    기존의 일본의 은행가들도, 일본 경제산업성의 고위관료도
    아무도 하고 싶어하지 않았습니다.

    일본금융의 현실을 알고있는 그들은
    모두 일본은행장이 되는 것을 거절했고,
    일본정부는 공석인 자리에 대학교수를 앉혔습니다.
    일본 금융가와 경제관료들은 이런 문제를 미리 알고 있었습니다.

    2023년 일본은행장이 되면 생기게 될 문제를 이미 알았고,
    아무도 떠맡고 싶지 않아 했고, 그래서 거절했습니다.
    자기 임기 내에 생긴 문제를 떠않고
    자기 경력에 불명예로 남는걸 원치 않았습니다. 😀