Japan’s 20-Year Yield Skyrockets to 2.78% — Highest Since 1999! 📈🤯 Japan’s long-term

Shernice軒嬣 2000
11-18


🚨 WTF  bond yields just surged to a 26-year high, hitting 2.78%.

This isn’t just a Japan story — global markets are watching closely.

Many analysts are now asking: How much of the U.S. market sell-off is driven by the unwinding of the Japan carry trade? 🇯🇵➡️🇺🇸


When you dig into the numbers, it’s wild:

Hundreds of billions of dollars previously flowing out of Japan into higher-yield assets overseas may now be rushing home as Japanese yields rise.


If this unwinding accelerates, expect more volatility across global equities, U.S. Treasuries, and even currency markets. Buckle up. ⚠️📉

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