Japan Ditches the Dollar: Trump in a State of Panic as He Realized US Stock Market Loses $1,6T!

Japan Ditches the Dollar: Trump in a State of Panic as He Realized US Stock Market Loses $1,6T!

Japan’s Bond Shock: Did Tokyo Just Trigger a $1.7 Trillion Loss for the U.S.?

Japan has long been the largest foreign holder of U.S. Treasury bonds—a cornerstone of U.S. financial stability. But now Tokyo is selling off these bonds, challenging the dollar’s supremacy and rattling markets already shaken by Trump-era tariffs. Is the $1.7 trillion market dip really tied to Japan’s move, and what does it mean for U.S.–Japan relations? In this video, we explore:

Why Japan is unloading U.S. Treasury bonds, and how tariffs fueled this decision

The risk of higher U.S. interest rates and stock market fallout

Whether Japan and other nations might abandon the dollar and shift to the euro or gold

How this sale could reshape global financial alliances and East Asian geopolitics

The possibility of a compromise or if we’re witnessing a new financial war

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00:00 – Introduction: Japan’s Surprising Bond Sell-Off
02:15 – Decades of U.S.–Japan Treasury Cooperation
04:30 – How Trump Tariffs Sparked Financial Retaliation
06:40 – The $1.7 Trillion Stock Dip & Market Panic
09:05 – Tokyo’s “Dollar Diversification” Strategy
11:25 – Other Players: China, Europe & the End of Dollar Dominance?
13:55 – Can the U.S. Prevent a Full-Blown Financial War?
16:10 – Global Ramifications: Trade, Currencies & Geopolitics
18:35 – Conclusion & Next Steps
20:24 – Final Thoughts & Viewer Comments