DEBT TRAP ACTIVATED: Hard Assets Rally as Yields DISCONNECT! (Who's Buying Now?)

Описание: Japanese 30-Year Bond Yield Surges 8.44% in Single Session as Debt Service Math Breaks Down

US Treasury connection: Japan holds $1.22 trillion in US Treasuries — largest foreign holder. Liquidity crisis forces sale of most liquid foreign asset. Japanese Treasury sales increase supply, push prices down, drive US yields up. US 10-year at 4.30%, 30-year at 4.93%. Cross above 5% triggers technical/psychological break and additional algorithmic selling through VAR mechanisms.

Silver outperforming gold: Silver at $94.52, gold at $4,759.50. Silver percentage outperformance signals positioning for monetary system disruption, not just safety. Physical premiums expanding — spread between paper price and deliverable metal widens. COMEX inventory low relative to open interest creates delivery squeeze conditions when futures holders demand physical settlement.

Debt cycle begun early 1980s (Volcker rate peak) entering late stage. Forty-year structural rate decline allowed record debt accumulation. Post-1980s financial architecture built on declining rate foundation. Japan debt-to-GDP highest in developed world — if they can't manage rising rates, raises questions whether US (120% debt-to-GDP), Europe, UK can.

Central bank interventions haven't changed. Market interpretation evolving — printing seen as currency debasement, not crisis resolution.

⚠️ DISCLAIMER AI-assisted narration. Human analysis based on Japanese bond market data and fiscal projections. Educational purposes only. Not financial advice.

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