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🚨 URGENT: JAPAN TO SELL U.S. BONDS SOON?!?

Published: 2025-05-20
Status: Analyzed

Predictions from this Video

Total: 9
Correct: 0
Incorrect: 0
Pending: 9
Prediction
Topic
Status
If the 10-year US bond yield continues to rise, mortgage rates in the US will reach 8%.
"And if it continues in the same direction, everyone is going to be taking out mortgages at 8% interest."
Mortgage Rates
Pending
If global bond yields continue to rise, borrowing costs for governments, businesses, and individuals will increase, leading to an economic slowdown.
"If bond yields continue to go up, the the rate in which government and other agencies and businesses and you borrow against will all go up and therefore making it more expensive for everyone to borrow money. And what does that do? That slows down the economy."
Global Economy
Pending
As borrowing costs rise for all countries, their economies should experience a slowdown.
"This will mean that every country technically speaking should therefore then be slowing down."
Global Economy
Pending
If Japan sells its US debt holdings, US bond yields will likely increase, making borrowing more expensive for the US and potentially causing US markets to decline.
"If they sell US debt, that will most likely cause bond yields to go up. This will make it more expensive for the US. Markets can fall."
US Economy / US Bond Market
Pending
US mortgage rates are predicted to reach 8% if the 10-year US bond yield continues its upward trend.
"And if it continues in the same direction, everyone is going to be taking out mortgages at 8% interest."
US Mortgage Rates
Pending
A continued rise in bond yields globally will lead to higher borrowing costs for governments, businesses, and individuals, resulting in an economic slowdown.
"If bond yields continue to go up, the the rate in which government and other agencies and businesses and you borrow against will all go up and therefore making it more expensive for everyone to borrow money. And what does that do? That slows down the economy."
Global Economy
Pending
As borrowing costs increase for countries worldwide, a global economic slowdown is anticipated.
"This means that for every country in the way that they borrow is going up. This will mean that every country technically speaking should therefore then be slowing down."
Global Economy
Pending
Japan is expected to officially enter a recession in the second quarter of 2025.
"And again, it is at a point where it is expected to officially enter a recession in Q2 of 2025."
Japan Economy
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If Japan sells its US debt, it will likely increase US bond yields, making borrowing more expensive for the US, and potentially causing financial markets to fall.
"Okay, Japan might have to sell US debt. If they sell US debt, that will most likely cause bond yields to go up. This will make it more expensive for the US. Markets can fall."
US Financial Markets
Pending