WARNING: US and Japan are signaling a terrible year for the global economy in 2026

WARNING: US and Japan are signaling a terrible year for the global economy in 2026
As 2026 begins, the global economy is entering a far more fragile phase than most headlines suggest. This is not about a single crisis, a single market, or a single policy decision. It is about signals — coordinated signals — coming from the very core of the global financial system.

The United States and Japan are not just large economies. They are structural pillars of global liquidity. The U.S. dollar remains the world’s primary reserve and settlement currency, while the Japanese yen plays a critical role as a global funding currency. When both begin signaling tolerance for weaker currencies, expanding money supply, and continued financial accommodation, the implications extend far beyond their borders.

This video breaks down why those signals matter, why they are appearing now, and why 2026 is shaping up to be a year defined by systemic stress rather than genuine recovery. Monetary expansion is no longer being used as a temporary emergency tool. It is becoming a permanent mechanism to prevent market instability, sustain elevated asset prices, and manage record levels of debt.

At the same time, the gap between financial markets and the real economy continues to widen. Asset prices have surged, while productivity, wage growth, and purchasing power lag behind. This imbalance creates a system that depends on constant liquidity to function. Any attempt to restore discipline risks triggering sharp corrections. Any attempt to maintain stability requires further debasement of currency.

Japan’s role is particularly critical. With debt levels far exceeding economic output and the central bank acting as the buyer of last resort, Japan has become a silent accelerator of global liquidity. As deficits grow and bond purchases expand, pressure on the yen increases, fueling global capital flows, asset inflation, and long-term inflationary risks.

This is not a story about panic or collapse tomorrow. It is a story about structural fragility, diminishing policy options, and a global system increasingly reliant on money creation to delay consequences. Inflation, asset bubbles, inequality, and currency weakness are not separate problems. They are interconnected outcomes of the same dynamic.

The key question for 2026 is not whether markets will rise or fall in the short term. The real question is how long stability can be maintained when it depends on continuous intervention — and who ultimately bears the cost when purchasing power erodes and volatility returns.

This video is an analysis of those signals, the mechanics behind them, and what they reveal about the direction of the global economy as we move deeper into 2026.

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  2. Fed pumped 100. Billion into the banks to support silver shorts in the last 2 weeks of the year. How much more will be needed to support the 1.5 trillion of bad debt on the banks balance sheets? How much more bad debt will be added to the banks balance sheets in 2026?

  3. This is the first AI channel I find worthy to watch. Gives information to add to my basket to make decisions. I have noticed that the info given here is 3 to 5 days before regular channels state the same thing. Is it all corrrect? no but neither are these other pro channels.
    good luck everyone. I am curious where these are generated (country). But the data and extrapolation is something to add to your strategies…

  4. This is the part most people miss: when the reserve currency and the funding currency both lean into debasement at the same time, that’s not stimulus — that’s a system admitting it can’t tolerate discipline anymore.
    2026 isn’t about crashes or rallies… it’s about how long the illusion of stability can survive on pure liquidity.
    Quietly one of the most important macro signals I’ve seen laid out this clearly.

  5. Hey dude why don't you tell us about aquaculture. You know how the fish how the Chinese use fish to fertilize these giant greenhouses tell us all about the agriculture in the aquaculture in the greenhouses in China so that we can all eat better. I mean Silver's great but I can't eat it

  6. I listen carefully to two people :

    Michael Oliver and AG .
    AG gets a few facts wrong , but generally good info.
    I will stop listening to AG if he ever advises to sell below $200.
    By the way AG is an IVF child with 7 other identical brothers , and they bought a wholesale job lot of white shirts from Temu .
    And they each have youtuber channels dishing out information for silver stackers.

  7. It's as if these corporate governments are delaying the inevitable on purpose to make the crash as big as possible and inflict maximum pain on the common people of each country… kind of stupid in my opinion

  8. In a way, this analysis is a description of economic engineering. Not economic theory, or, not picking one theory over another, as a theory, but a look at how the economic engine is working, how, and why. I think Mises would approve.

  9. they hypnotic bits at the top of the video are a nice touch, except for people like me who know what thats doing to the brain. i dont apprecate it but i can lower the screen so i dont have to see it

  10. Let the enemy in darkness. Why? They wanted to vaccinate you…do you remember? They pushed you out of every grocery store, restaurant, cinema, banks…do not inform your enemies. Let them die.

  11. If not for you, the winter would hold no spring. Couldn't hear a robin sing. I just wouldn't have a clue of the MONEY SUPPLY if not for you.
    Cheers AG – keep them videos comin'

  12. USD is depreciating on a slow progessing path until one day someone come up with a currency that replaces it. The prediction is either RMB or a BRICS nation or Global South new currency that is a basket of a few key nations currency with fixed rate and fixed ratios. So when that day happens, USD will depreciate even faster and become a regional secondary currency like the pound or yen.

  13. Anyone else here ditch The Economic Ninja and his grifter courses that enrich him only? That dude called his viewers "dumb," "morons," and "stupid." That goofball can get rekt

  14. That is why Trump came in and got rid of a whole lot of wasteful spending, and rediculous programs, and why it is continuing every day. He is always 10 steps ahead. I believe all of the main world leaders are working together to release humanity from the slave constuct that we have been living in. It is an illusion created by the system. The system must crumbke in order to move forward. It won't be pretty, but if not done, we would all become nothing but slaves.

  15. I almost agreed until I remembered there were many leverages from central banks and governments boost up economies during post pandemics. I guess the downside is this video on alerts of financial crisis, no thank you. This shouldn't be AI speaking.