🇯🇵JAPAN’S $7.6 TRILLION BOND MARKET IN SHOCK — WARNING SIGNAL FOR GLOBAL MARKETS🔰
Japan’s huge bond market is facing rare and dangerous chaos. This week, 30-year and 40-year bond yields jumped by 25 basis points in a single day, the biggest move since Trump’s “Liberation Day” tariffs. Such a sharp jump is not normal for Japan and has shocked investors worldwide.
The panic started after a very weak 20-year bond auction and growing fear around Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi’s ¥5 trillion tax-cut and spending plan. Investors are worried Japan is borrowing too much while debt is already massive. As fear spread, hedge funds rushed to exit losing trades, life insurance companies began dumping long-term bonds, and one big corporate bond investor even walked away from a multi-million dollar deal at the last moment.
This is not just Japan’s problem. Japan is one of the largest bond markets in the world, and when it shakes, the world feels it. If this stress spreads to U.S. or European bond markets, equities could face a sharp sell-off. Smart money is watching closely — because when bonds break, stocks usually follow.#BTC100kNext? #MarketRebound #WriteToEarnUpgrade
