Everyone's talking about the US bond yields going up. But nobody's talking abut the Japanese bond mayhem happening in recent years. >it's only 2,8%The relative numbers matter here. >around COVID it was below 0 (holding those bonds in itself was such a high necessity, that it overtook the financial returns from them)>just in 4 years it skyrocketed to 2,8%>it's effectively an exponential increase in interest costs of a debt that is equal to 250% of the economy>and there's no signs of stopping (and no arguments for it to happen)Will the Samurai dump the US tressuries to save their own ass..?
>>535444030>STUPID GAIJIN RECLINING OUR ECONOMY
>>535444030Japan has a lot of publicly owned assets, they created their massive government debt by printing money and using it to buy foreign assets, primarily US government debt.What will happen is that Japan will be forced to liquidate a large precentage of these paper assets. This will cover their own debt problem, but will create massive knock-on effects cascading into the affeced markets. I don't think Trump will appreciate Japan crashing the US bond market with no survivors, but they may be forced to do just that.
>>535444030arakiri time
>>535444030It’s ok White bois will save them
Japan's stock market value is reaching 10 trillion this year, single-handedly mogging all Euro stocks. I see Euro cucks don't want to talk about this, because their stock market has zero value. lol
>>535444370It's not funny.
>>535444166Anything to break away from the US and become another pole in the multipolar world
