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EPISODE · Jul 30, 2026 · 53 MIN

The Yen Carry Trade Collapse: How Japan’s Financial Shift Could Trigger a Global Market Shock

from Joannes Wyckmans Podcast · host Joannes J.A. Wyckmans

The Yen Carry Trade Collapse: How Japan’s Financial Shift Could Trigger a Global Market ShockJapan’s changing monetary policy could reshape the global economy. This deep dive explores the unwinding of the yen carry trade, rising interest rates, capital repatriation, and why Japanese investors bringing money home may impact US markets, bonds, mortgages, technology stocks, and global liquidity. Discover how Japan’s inflation crisis, currency pressures, and financial decisions could become a major turning point for the world economy.From decades of cheap yen financing to a new era of higher rates, the global financial system may be facing a historic adjustment. Could the return of Japanese capital trigger market volatility, recession risks, or a new economic cycle?#JapanEconomy #YenCarryTrade #GlobalMarkets #FinancialCrisis #EconomicReset #Yen #MonetaryPolicy #InterestRates #StockMarket #Investing #Macroeconomics #GlobalFinance #Recession #CurrencyMarkets #EconomicAnalysis

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