Japan's 40-year government bond yield just smashed through the 4% barrier in mid-January, marking a historic moment—the first time any maturity of Japanese sovereign debt has hit these levels in over three decades. This isn't just a bond market headline; it's a signal about shifting global monetary conditions and capital flows. When JGBs start yielding this much, it reshapes how investors think about safe havens and asset allocation across crypto and traditional markets alike.
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SerNgmi
· 5h ago
Japanese bond yields break 4%, a scene unseen in thirty years... traditional markets are about to be reshuffled.
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OffchainWinner
· 15h ago
Japanese bond yields breaking 4% really means they can't hold back anymore; now traditional finance is all recalculating their books.
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DataPickledFish
· 15h ago
Japanese bonds break 4%? The game rules for safe assets have completely changed...
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MrDecoder
· 15h ago
Japanese bonds break 4%? The story of safe haven is about to be rewritten, traditional finance is starting to get serious
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BuyHighSellLow
· 15h ago
Japanese bonds break 4%? Now even the traditional financial "safe haven" is about to capsize, and the risk-averse logic in the crypto world needs to be rewritten.
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GateUser-74b10196
· 15h ago
Japanese bonds break 4%... Large funds are really starting to move out, and the logic of safe assets needs to be rewritten.
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AirdropSkeptic
· 15h ago
Japanese bonds break 4%? The game rules for safe assets are really about to change...
Japan's 40-year government bond yield just smashed through the 4% barrier in mid-January, marking a historic moment—the first time any maturity of Japanese sovereign debt has hit these levels in over three decades. This isn't just a bond market headline; it's a signal about shifting global monetary conditions and capital flows. When JGBs start yielding this much, it reshapes how investors think about safe havens and asset allocation across crypto and traditional markets alike.