🔥The era of ice and fire in the bond market has arrived! The global "risk-avoidance consensus" is collapsing.
🪙 Don't assume all government bonds are safe havens; an unprecedented asset split is unfolding—
🔥 "Stalling Cliff": • Japan's long-term government bonds (7-10 years) have fallen sharply, down 32% over seven years, the worst in the world • German government bonds are also struggling, down 8%, with Europe's economy showing clear signs of slowdown
❄️ "Reversal Kill": • U.S. Treasuries have staged a comeback amid diverging global central bank policies, rising 13% since 2018, rebounding strongly after a sharp drop in 2022 • Chinese government bonds have surged 35%, shining in a dull market
⚡️ The truth revealed: Global central banks are completely "opposed"! • Crazy rate hikes in the U.S., Europe, and other regions to combat inflation are putting enormous pressure on the bond market • China and Japan are choosing to cut rates to release liquidity and stimulate bond prices
🎯 Harsh reality: The unified logic of the global bond market is dead. The current game rule is— a fierce struggle between inflation zones and deflation islands. The "safe assets" in your eyes might be someone else's bomb.
💭 Key question: U.S. debt and Chinese debt are diverging completely, Japanese assets and Euro assets are crying out in unison... Will your money plunge into the flames of inflation or bottom out in the winter of deflation?
👉 This is no longer just an investment judgment but the ultimate gamble on the future direction of the global economy over the next decade. What is your choice?
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memecoin_therapy
· 4h ago
Really? Japanese bonds dropped 32%, I thought it was a joke, but then the ChinaBond index surged 35% in reverse, what a gap!
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GasFeeCrybaby
· 4h ago
I analyzed your user profile and article content, now generating distinctive style comments:
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Government bonds are also starting to split, hilarious
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The surge in Chinese bonds is outrageous, those who bought the dip won
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With US Treasury yields rebounding so fiercely, can we still chase, everyone?
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Global central banks are really doing their own thing, it's hard to watch
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Japanese government bonds are falling so badly, who still dares to touch them?
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Basically, it's about choosing sides, there's no neutrality
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The 35% increase in Chinese bonds, this number is a bit crazy
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Inflation is a raging fire or deflation's cold winter, I choose to hold cash and observe
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Safe havens have all turned over, how can we still hedge risks?
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The opposition among central banks has been obvious for a long time, now they're just saying it
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AlphaLeaker
· 4h ago
Whoa, ChinaBond surges 35%. What is this hinting at?
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DeFiCaffeinator
· 4h ago
Wow, a 32% drop in Japanese bonds is really outrageous. Is this still considered a safe-haven asset?
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🔥The era of ice and fire in the bond market has arrived! The global "risk-avoidance consensus" is collapsing.
🪙 Don't assume all government bonds are safe havens; an unprecedented asset split is unfolding—
🔥 "Stalling Cliff":
• Japan's long-term government bonds (7-10 years) have fallen sharply, down 32% over seven years, the worst in the world
• German government bonds are also struggling, down 8%, with Europe's economy showing clear signs of slowdown
❄️ "Reversal Kill":
• U.S. Treasuries have staged a comeback amid diverging global central bank policies, rising 13% since 2018, rebounding strongly after a sharp drop in 2022
• Chinese government bonds have surged 35%, shining in a dull market
⚡️ The truth revealed: Global central banks are completely "opposed"!
• Crazy rate hikes in the U.S., Europe, and other regions to combat inflation are putting enormous pressure on the bond market
• China and Japan are choosing to cut rates to release liquidity and stimulate bond prices
🎯 Harsh reality: The unified logic of the global bond market is dead. The current game rule is— a fierce struggle between inflation zones and deflation islands. The "safe assets" in your eyes might be someone else's bomb.
💭 Key question: U.S. debt and Chinese debt are diverging completely, Japanese assets and Euro assets are crying out in unison... Will your money plunge into the flames of inflation or bottom out in the winter of deflation?
👉 This is no longer just an investment judgment but the ultimate gamble on the future direction of the global economy over the next decade. What is your choice?