@lifegoalinvestments: Japan is the largest foreign holder of U.S. government debt, owning roughly $1.1 trillion of U.S. Treasuries. That means what happens in Japan HAS A MASSIVE IMPACT ON THE UNITED STATES! For decades, Japan was the foundation of one of the world’s biggest trades: the Yen carry trade. Investors could borrow Japanese Yen at near-zero interest rates, convert that money into other currencies, and invest in higher-yielding assets around the globe — including U.S. Treasuries. This helped fuel demand for U.S. debt and provided cheap capital to markets worldwide. But as Japan’s interest rates rise, that trade becomes less attractive. Money that once flowed out of Japan could start moving back home. And when one of the largest buyers of U.S. debt changes behavior, the impact can ripple through the entire financial system. Global markets are more connected than most people realize. What happens in Japan can affect your investments, interest rates, and the cost of borrowing in America. What do you think — is this a temporary shift or the beginning of a bigger trend? #Investing #Markets #Economy #Treasuries

Tmacsux :

What does this mean for Gold?

Ronnie Chandler :

They aren’t using us dollars. They are using Euros

Datgurlness :

Bailing out everyone but ourselves 😅

No way :

It’s a Band-Aid not a cure

MARI :

ok, so wtf does that mean for the reg people?

locogoose912 :

just delaying the inevitable

donedog :

where in trouble

Mauri :

makes no sense . does nothing just a bandaid when the solution needa a surgery

chuck Game :

If the Fed lowers interest rates in America, we have inflation. How does Japan have zero interest rate rates and not have inflation?

GMAN :

Even China is in 19T debt😂

none yo business :

Then Japan needs to cancel the US debt they own if the US is helping bail out. Will reduce our total debt as well then

hhjs88384 :

so they can buy their currency but can't pay their debt

StockAndBondsPlantman :

We are cooked

TikTokian :

Being this vulnerable to the stability of the Japanese currency, is a terrible but preventable predicament. The US government should demand proof - affidavit, with perjury penalties, that individuals and corporations buying T bills, did not borrow money to buy them.

Barney Smith :

Smart move go buy gold

will78443 :

I like you video ! Straight to the point no long story. !

Fragments of relativity :

Who is the "They"? and why are they beeing bailed out?

chuck Game :

Rich Monopoly money

Brams🇵🇱 :

Us sold almost half of its euros reserves. They almost don't have any diversification. It's a recipe for disaster.

Ruben :

We are orinting dlls for japan

dounowhtimsayn :

the problem is we buy it because it's cheaper than the dollar and we just invest it, but it's value has now gone up because we are messing. with it

Inder Hothi :

👍👍

D Dumb Dumb :

user5724036208980 :

Japanese problem is mortgage interest rates problem in US

Matt :

they used.euro no dollars😏