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What does Japan’s bond yield surge mean for its economy?

329 views • 1 week ago • General
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@kongthai..
@@kongthai.. 1 weeks ago
CNA <br><br>Double credit squeeze now.<br>First since 2020 US$ interest up to 5.5%, now big Japanese offshore lending squeeze up to 3%.<br><br>Singapore and Malaysia should cut spending. Those unnecessary $70,000 a baby till age 16 is worthless when cheap reorganising. <br><br>(Making half of our girls marry at age 19 to 22 years old using traditional matchmaker to older capable man)<br><br>This will protect our fiscal position. <br><br>😢
@Windsong323
@@Windsong323 1 weeks ago
Japan have a big property bubble with the sharp rise in housing loans.<br>They have earthquake problem as you should expect at least one destruction in your lifetime.<br>Japan is a high cost country as electricity, land cost , insurance etc is expensive .<br>Inflation, high oil prices are hitting Japan hard.<br>The government will face a budget squeeze.
@paulkelly4731
@@paulkelly4731 1 weeks ago
Japan still has 3.5% Mortgages? They are 6%+ in the US....
@MiffyxxMiffy
@@MiffyxxMiffy 1 weeks ago
HAHAHAHA i mean their citizens supported this right? then just suck it up and pay the interest for their 500k houses (1 hour away from tokyo) which might not stand when earthquake hits ?