The Japanese bond has collapsed, this is a stab at the US dollar.

Indeed, it is the book that can always stab people at critical moments. Americans once organized manpower and resources to deal with Japan by writing a book called "The Chrysanthemum and the Sword". After enjoying good days for too long, they only saw the book's fawning and flattering demeanor, completely forgetting that others idolize Lü Bu and carry small knives with them, waiting for your moment of weakness to stab you in the back. Perhaps even the book never thought that the once high and mighty American empire could decline to this state, being repeatedly beaten with slippers in the Middle East, while having to pretend everything is fine, begging for survival in the Middle East, knowing full well that the slippers are raised by rich households, yet can only endure.

Israel wants to take over such a small piece of land in Gaza; after all, it is a little tyrant in the Middle East. After two years, it still cannot deal with a group of guerrilla armed forces, and there is support from the American empire behind this. Looking at the Russia-Ukraine battlefield, even with full NATO support, it has only resulted in that bear-like situation. Turning back to the Asian India-Pakistan war, the East has demonstrated what modern system warfare looks like, and Ambassador Geng's words are still striking at the soul of Japan. The script finally realizes that the American empire is no longer the vigorous big shot it once was. At this time, my understanding king still does not believe in evil and has initiated a trade war against the whole world. This topic is very familiar to the script, after all, 40 years ago, the American trade war was aimed at it, with various operations taking turns until it burst a bubble economy, leading to a complete loss of its leading position in high-tech industries.

Last time, no one could stand in front, and the subject could only kneel with a smile. This time, with Tokai University present, the subject has become more confident. On the 19th, Japanese Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba reiterated Japan's position on the Japan-U.S. tariff negotiations at the Senate Budget Committee: We will not be bound by deadlines and do not intend to take actions that harm national interests. We will face this with unwavering determination. Well said, I hope it can be put into action.

Of course, no matter how weak the United States is, it still has troops stationed in Japan, and it has controlled the boot code of Japan's advanced American-made weapons, and there is a very bullish Tokyo District Prosecutor's Special Search Department there to keep an eye on it, ready to target those who take the lead in singing the opposite. However, this wave is a great infighting in the United States, and it is the Federal Reserve that takes the lead in taking action against U.S. bonds. I wrote in an article two days ago that Fitch downgraded the U.S. sovereign credit rating and the credit rating of major U.S. banks, which led to a decline in the credit rating of U.S. Treasury bonds. At this time, another move was to downgrade the credit ratings of the big banks, making the banks' liquidity worse, forcing them to sell their debts. Under the suppression, there are fewer domestic pick-up heroes. But it doesn't matter, there will be a steady stream of blood transfusions in this big blood bag in Asia.
There is a very famous word in Japan called "Mrs. Watanabe", which refers to those Japanese housewives, who are bored at home, playing cross-border arbitrage money games, borrowing yen from the Bank of Japan, converting them into US dollars, and then buying US assets. But now it seems that the yen has appreciated sharply against the dollar, Japanese bonds have also appreciated sharply, and domestic borrowing costs have become higher. Mrs. Watanabe had no choice but to sell a large amount of dollar assets and exchange them for yen, which accelerated the yen's appreciation. What you see is Mrs. Watanabe, and what you can't see is Warren Buffett. Think about it, what Buffett said at his last shareholder meeting this year, Moody's is Buffett's, how close is the relationship between the Fed and Buffett, and Buffett said that he will continue to invest in Japan. It's a weather vane! Warren Buffett can get surprisingly low cost funds in Japan, and empty gloves white wolf to buy Japanese assets, is there only one Buffett who has the ability to do this? Why was Abenomics so popular before? Because all the money that was printed went into the pockets of the chaebols, why, do you really think those housewives can borrow so much money? I want to eat it! Under Buffett's call, the Japanese chaebol will also run away from dollar assets.

Don't forget, Japan is still the largest creditor of the U.S. debt. This wave of Shi Pomao learned from Saudi Arabia a few years ago, anti-president and not anti-American, as long as it is in line with the pace of the Federal Reserve, what about American assets. After all, the king is still the one who wants to play a micro-manipulation brick, and it seems that he has won all kinds of hemp, but in fact, he is constantly consuming the national strength of the United States. The book is a chicken thief.,Seize this opportunity and don't do it to death.。 As a result, we saw a miraculous collapse in Japanese and U.S. bonds at the same time. You must know that the buyers of Japanese government bonds are all local Japanese banks, printing money with the left hand, buying bonds with the right hand, betting with each other on the left and right, and running with negative interest rates for a long time, it is impossible to mix to the point where the bonds cannot be sold. Besides, the money returned to Japan from the United States, which pushed up the exchange rate, so what would you do if you didn't go to the bond market? Now you're telling me that no one buys the new 1 trillion yen long-term bonds, causing bond prices to plummet? Isn't that a joke? It's nothing more than everyone bullying me Chuanbao and joining forces to fix him. On May 23, the third round of tariff negotiations between Japan and the United States, other conditions are easy to say, but cars are the last fig leaf for Japan to maintain the dignity of its developed countries.

The trade war itself harms the interests of the dollar's hegemony. The Federal Reserve's primary task is to maintain the dollar's hegemony, and they only have one commodity to sell, which is the dollar. If everyone balances trade with the United States and no one earns extra dollars, then there will be no need for the dollar. If the printing press is rolled up, it can only impact the domestic market. If this continues, the dollar will end up in the same situation as the Zimbabwean dollar.

So don't doubt it, the Federal Reserve is firmly against the King who understands the tariffs war. This wave of turmoil over the national debt crisis is nothing more than a challenge to the King; you like signing orders in the White House, right? I'll let rats run in your treasury, not a dime left, let’s see what you can do next. A deficit in the treasury is not a big deal, as long as we can continue borrowing, life can go on. What we want is a united internal and external front, making you see the consequences of not being able to borrow money. The plan was originally to stab a knife in, and seeing this opportunity, is there anyone still hesitant to participate?

Then everyone was surprised to find that suddenly Japanese bonds could not be sold, and everyone was afraid that they would not be able to borrow yen in the future, causing the yen exchange rate to soar.

Look, the US dollar exchange rate has dropped from 160 to 143. You should know it has risen from 100 in 2020. This is the exchange rate; is such a large fluctuation appropriate? Now tell me, is it possible to return to 100?

As long as the yen tightens, when that time comes, exchange losses will make many people cry to death on the sofa.

Whether to adopt super loose policies ultimately comes down to discussions between the Federal Reserve and the Bank of Japan behind closed doors.

It’s hard to say whether Shipo Mao's abilities are good or bad, but his luck is definitely top-notch.