Japan Just Triggered a Global Money Shift!
Everyone’s watching the Fed, but the real plot twist just came from Japan, and it could flip the entire global economy. Japan isn’t just another economy. It’s the world’s largest foreign holder of US debt. And Japanese investors control trillions across global bonds, stocks, and real estate. So, when Japan changes interest rates, the whole world feels it. For the first time in years, Japan raised interest rates. And here’s why that’s a big deal. When Japanese rates rise, investors suddenly don’t need the US or Europe for yield. Money that’s been flowing out for decades starts coming home. When that money rushes back to Japan, it pressures US treasuries. Yields spike, borrowing cost rise, European bonds, liquidity drops, emergency markets, currencies weaken. Global stocks markets sells off stats quietly then spread because the world has been living off of cheap Japanese money for years. If Japan keeps raising rates, the West faces higher borrowing cost, more volatility, and slower growth. This could be one of the most underestimated shifts in the global economy. And almost nobody’s talking about it.
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