Will Japan’s Debt Crisis Trigger Global Collapse Before US Debt Blows Up? Buy Assets Now?
*Japan’s Debt Is Exploding — And Their Next Move Could Shatter U.S. Financial Stability.*
In this in-dept -analysis, we explore why Japan’s collapsing bond market isn’t just their problem — it’s a ticking time bomb for the entire global economy. Could Tokyo’s desperation trigger a sell-off of U.S. treasuries? Could this be the real catalyst for the next global debt crisis?
In Part 1, we unpack the alarming rise in long-term Japanese bond yields, the silent contraction of Japan’s economy, and how the Bank of Japan’s policy reversal has left the bond market vulnerable to panic selling. We also explore why Japan might respond to U.S. trade pressure in a way that could cripple the U.S. bond market.
In Part 2, we go deeper—debunking the “Japan is Greece” myth, examining the demolition of the 40-year bond segment, revealing the truth behind market liquidity vanishing, and dissecting why this is not a credit crisis—but something potentially more volatile. Finally, we explore Japan’s “nuclear option” against the U.S. treasury market… what happens if the world’s largest foreign holder of U.S. debt walks away?
**⚠️ If you care about your assets, global markets, and real financial intelligence—this is the video you can’t afford to miss.**
👇 Timestamps Below 👇
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*📌 Timestamps:*
0:00 – Hook: Japan’s Collapse & the U.S. in Danger
0:30 – Japan’s Bond Shock: A Global Warning
2:00 – Not Just Currency: Japan’s Deeper Economic Illness
3:30 – Fiscal Deficit & Soaring Inflation
4:45 – BOJ’s U-Turn: The Safety Net Is Gone
6:05 – Japan’s “China-Style” Fightback
7:20 – A U.S. Market Time Bomb—If Japan Sells
8:35 – Is Japan the Next Greece? Not Quite
9:40 – Why 40-Year Bonds Collapsed
10:35 – Policy Shift: BOJ No Longer Buying
11:20 – Not a Credit Crisis, Says CDS
12:00 – Japan’s Nuclear Option: Dump U.S. Debt
13:10 – Conclusion: Market Reset Underway
14:00 – Final Thought: Don’t Fear—Prepare
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16 Comments
US Debt Won’t Default — It’ll Just Be Far Worse – https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QlW5JgmUfb8
Very unique insights and conclusions, yes I agree, if debt gets out of control and currency depreciates, people should even invest more in assets instead of holding cash, but it has to be invested in a smart way
Japan is buying US debt still.. the largest foreign US debtor.
Japan: A bug in search of a windshield.
USA: A cockroach in search of a gecko.
Japan is the largest UST holder ever since China sold many hundreds of billions of that junk.But China has been the largest holder of US stocks, to nearly $20-trillion worth recently. But in fact, China began selling those too, especially as the US told China its investment in US stocks, land, and non-Treasury US assets was now unwelcome. The incomparable Luke Gromen wrote at length about this in March.
I thought they already had begun dropping their UD debt & were below s trillion.
Talking about feedback loops.. imagine scenario JCB selling treasury bills and the US economy going into recession. A recession would increase the government deficit. If anyone noticed Biden was deliberately running US economy hot to avoid a recession ie. Stimulus programs such inflation reduction act and infrastructure bill. Due to the lack of thought or understanding of the consequence of his economic policies Trump has flipped the script with his Tariff policies.. the damage has been done to consumer confidence.. US is heading into recession. You got multiple feedback loops reinforcing each other..increasing supply of bonds..
It seems to me that Japan's nuclear option is again intervention by central bank to stabilize the rate, which is against the original intention of stepping away from the supporting role and letting the market find the new equilibrium.
Reap what you sowed
US wont let them, they are NPC to america ..
90% of the debt is domestic which isn't alarming.
Japan or US or both will print money endlessly. That is why gold, property, stocks and even shitcoin prices are still rising. I wouldn't worry about a crash. I'd worry about keeping cash.
Japan is an asian country , asian tends to be big savers rather than big spenders..japan govt ill not let their country becomes like Greece..
I am no gold expert so correct me if I am wrong about these three assumptions about Basel III Endgame 1. Physical gold is already Tier one but paper gold is not and will not be. 2, Basel III is due to be implemented 1 July 2025 but could be delayed, there will be 3 year window for compliance. 3. Only the US, UK and Europe have not yet signed up to Basel III because they are trying to get their paper gold markets in order, which currently have the effect of devaluing the price of physical gold.
Powell to the rescue with rates cut 😂
Thanks for the information…