Japan’s Inflation Crisis Could Trigger The Next Global Bond Meltdown July 28, 2025 Unipro2013main markets, US Economy, World Economy </p> <h2>Japan’s Inflation Crisis Could Trigger The Next Global Bond Meltdown</h2> <p> “This is a very difficult, fragile situation,” says Peter Boockvar, editor of The Boock Report and CIO of OnePoint BFG, reacting to the tense exchange between Donald Trump and Fed Chair Jerome Powell last week. “Beating down the Federal Reserve Governor is not going to get you what you want.”<br /> In today’s interview with Daniela Cambone, Boockvar warns of rising global yields and why investors should “watch JGB yields every morning,” pointing to Japan as a key driver of long-term U.S. interest rates. “There is an aversion to taking on too much duration in sovereign bond land… and that is a big deal.” On gold, Boockvar explains why he expects another year of massive gold buying: “They are further diversifying their reserve holdings and want to own less dollars… Gold is now number two in that reserve pie.”<br /> Credit to : ITM TRADING, INC.</p> <p> Please support our Sponsors here :
