💥🇯🇵BREAKING:

Japan’s 10 year bond yield has surged to its highest level in decades.
After years of ultra low rates, this move signals a major shift in Japan’s monetary regime.
Rising yields suggest inflation pressures are building, likely driven by energy shocks and global supply disruptions.
If yields continue higher, the Bank of Japan may be forced to turn more hawkish and tighten policy.
That matters because a stronger yen could unwind the global carry trade, a key source of liquidity for risk assets.
When Japan moves, global markets don’t stay unaffected. Bullish