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Japan's 40-year bond yield just jumped to its highest level in 2 decades

Japan's currency, the yen, is losing value, and the country will need to print more money to deal with its economic problems. Japan has a monstrous amount of debt, and its central bank has kept interest rates, which weakens the yen. To keep its bond market stable and manage this debt, the bank might print more yen, but this could make the yen even weaker, raise prices for everyday goods, and cause bigger economic issues.

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dean2012ad

In light of this James, has your sandbagged price target by 2026 risen above $125k?

John Audun

How does Japan have so mutch dept? They bin producing car and motors to the whole world, and other shit to...

Vlcoun

Old pop. Weak growth from 90. Deflation. Gov spending biiig (social, infra). Strong exports do not help reduce the debt, because it is driven mainly by internal structural factors such as social spending and fiscal policy.