๐จ IMPORTANT UPDATE ๐จ
๐ฏ๐ต Japanโs 30-year government bond yield has surged to around 3.42%, a dramatic shift after decades of ultra-low rates under the Bank of Japan. This move suggests the yen carry trade is starting to unwind, as borrowing cheaply in yen is no longer attractive.
As capital flows back into Japan, global liquidity tightens, which can quickly put pressure on risk assets across markets. These developments are also on President Trumpโs radar, given their potential impact on U.S. markets.
If this trend persists, it could spark a new wave of volatility globally.
