🚨BREAKING NEWS:
Japan plans to assume a 3% interest rate on bond expenses in its FY26 budget, according to Yomiuri, and this is a big shift. It signals that Japan is preparing for a much higher rate world after years of ultra-low costs. Higher bond expenses mean tighter finances and more pressure on markets, especially global debt and currencies. As Japan moves this way, all eyes turn to the U.S., where President Trump has been vocal about rates and economic strength, raising questions about how America will respond if global borrowing costs keep rising. Markets are watching closely, because this could be the start of a much bigger change.
