Скачать или смотреть 🚨 Japan's Bond Market COLLAPSE: The $280M Shock Explained

🚨 Japan's bond market just broke—and it's not staying in Japan.

On January 20th, 2026, Japan's 40-year government bond yields surged past 4% for the first time in history. Just $280 million in trading volume triggered a massive sell-off in a $7.2 trillion market. This isn't just a Japanese problem—it's a warning signal for global markets, and here's why it matters to YOUR portfolio.

⏱️ TIMESTAMPS:
0:00 - Intro: The $280M Shock
0:45 - What Actually Happened to Japan's Bonds
2:30 - Why the Bond Market "Doesn't Exist Anymore"
4:00 - The Political Trigger: PM Takaichi's Announcement
5:30 - The Broken Rule of Finance
7:00 - Japan's No-Win Scenario
8:30 - Global Impact: Why This Affects You
9:30 - The Gold Connection & China Factor
10:00 - Conclusion: End of the Free Money Era

📊 KEY STATS COVERED:
✅ Japanese 40-year bond yield: 4.23% (all-time high)
✅ Japan's debt-to-GDP ratio: 250%
✅ Yen depreciation: 50% since 2021
✅ Japanese foreign assets at risk: $3.6 trillion
✅ Impact on US & European bond markets

🎯 WHAT YOU'LL LEARN:

Why Japan's bond crisis signals the end of cheap money globally

How the "carry trade" unwind affects your investments

Why the yen is falling while bond yields rise (breaking all rules)

The connection between Japan, China, and rising gold prices

What investors should watch for in 2026

💡 This is the first domino in a series of events that could reshape global finance. Japan has always been the canary in the coal mine—showing us problems before they hit the West. From the 1980s bubble to deflation in the 90s, quantitative easing, and negative rates—Japan warns us first.

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