Tokyo just dropped fresh 10-year sovereign paper—¥2.6 trillion worth, carrying a 1.700% coupon. Not exactly screaming yields, but it tells you where Japan's borrowing costs are sitting right now. For those tracking macro liquidity flows, this kind of issuance matters. When traditional safe havens price in rates like these, it shifts how capital allocates across risk assets globally. Keep an eye on yen strength and what it means for carry trades bleeding into crypto markets.
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RetailTherapist
· 2h ago
The 1.7% yield on Japanese bonds is truly synonymous with "safe assets"... It means that global capital is either buying the dip on safe havens or going all in on high-risk assets, with no middle ground.
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CryptoWageSlave
· 2h ago
The yield on Japanese bonds is so low... Huh, is this a form of point shaving?
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SignatureAnxiety
· 2h ago
Japan's 1.7% yield... Hmm, is the carry trade dead?
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PessimisticOracle
· 2h ago
With Japanese bond yields so low, can carry trades still be played? It seems it will have to rely on leverage to survive.
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StealthDeployer
· 2h ago
The yield on Japanese bonds is so low that the carry trade is about to explode... Once yen strength reverses, the leveraged positions in crypto will suffer huge losses.
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Blockchainiac
· 2h ago
With Japan's bond yields so low, it's inevitable for capital to flow into risk assets; once the carry trade collapses, blood will flow in the crypto world.
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DAOdreamer
· 3h ago
1.7% Japanese bond yield, this is what safe-haven assets are saying... only when the carry trade collapses will the people in the crypto world know regret.
Tokyo just dropped fresh 10-year sovereign paper—¥2.6 trillion worth, carrying a 1.700% coupon. Not exactly screaming yields, but it tells you where Japan's borrowing costs are sitting right now. For those tracking macro liquidity flows, this kind of issuance matters. When traditional safe havens price in rates like these, it shifts how capital allocates across risk assets globally. Keep an eye on yen strength and what it means for carry trades bleeding into crypto markets.