The currency war that’s been simmering for years has just gone hot, and the epicenter is Japan. “Japan’s bond yield just smashed through 1.7%, the highest since ’08, effectively torching the yen carry trade that has financed the entire world’s debt binge for three decades,” warns Daniela Cambone. The silent money printer is dead, and the result is a frantic, global rush for the exits.
In today’s interview, Clem Chambers, founder of ANewFN.com, breaks down the fallout. He reveals how the explosion of this “nuclear” carry trade means trillions that were parked in U.S. Treasuries, tech stocks, and European debt are now being unwound, creating a violent liquidity squeeze across all markets.
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