Japan's 40-year government bond yield has broken through the 4% threshold—the first time since the bond was introduced back in 2007. This milestone reflects shifting dynamics in global interest rates and suggests mounting inflation concerns in the world's third-largest economy. Such movements in traditional fixed-income markets often signal broader shifts in capital allocation strategies, influencing how investors view alternative assets across markets.

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OnchainSnipervip
· 9h ago
Japanese bonds have broken 4, now traditional financial players should be worried... It seems that the inflation monster cannot be avoided worldwide.
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HodlVeteranvip
· 10h ago
Japanese bonds break 4%, this is not a good sign... I was caught at such a turning point back then, and the painful loss was the lesson I learned.
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OnchainUndercovervip
· 10h ago
Japanese bonds have broken 4%. Now capital flows will definitely reshuffle, so you still need to pay more attention to the movements in alternative assets.
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PonziWhisperervip
· 10h ago
Japanese 40-year bonds break 4%? Traditional finance should be panicking now. No wonder everyone is rushing to buy crypto at the bottom.
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