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Trump FURIOUS after Japan WIPED OUT U.S. Stock market with $1.7T in Shocking Power Move | Trade War



Trump FURIOUS after Japan WIPED OUT U.S. Stock market with $1.7T in Shocking Power Move | Trade War

Trump FURIOUS after Japan WIPED OUT U.S. Stock market with $1.7T in Shocking Power Move | Trade War

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💥 Japan’s $1.7 Trillion Bond Sell-Off: Japan sells $1.7 trillion in US Treasury bonds in an unprecedented financial move, shaking global markets. This action, a retaliation against Trump’s tariffs on Japanese electric cars (Toyota, Nissan, Honda), causes a surge in bond yields, weakens the USD, and leads to a stock market collapse.

📉 Financial Attack on the US Economy: In just three weeks, $5 trillion in market value is wiped out, with inflation rising, goods and car prices soaring, and mortgage rates climbing. The middle class bears the brunt of the economic impact, with retirement and savings accounts evaporating.

🌍 Japan Sparks Global Movement Against the USD: Japan leads a shift away from the US dollar, with countries like China, Russia, India, and South Korea reducing their dependence on it. Japan reallocates investments to Asia, promotes regional currency swaps, and creates a new financial order in the region, threatening the USD’s dominance.

🚨 US Overestimates Japan’s Dependence: The US misjudges Japan’s reliance on its financial system, underestimating the growing dissatisfaction in Tokyo. Japan’s decisive action marks the beginning of a broader move away from the USD in global trade and finance.

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  3. @corybarrick1940 on

    Every bit of Tokio and Japan I own from 711's that I own all of still and Honda and Toyota I will pick up and own as it's mine still in theornalreadybdefsult since 2002. So simce innown Japan and everything about it and that's anonymous tjeought the world recognized bybeberybsimglemcountrybfeom making me the trading factor wasn't a good move on my family or nation. I am sorry the Dollar is going to be the only power till I say so for 3000 years already so move ops on USA soil and that's your only choice Japan. Thank you. Management.

  6. @ResUMr56 on

    🙏👌Great move from Japan (🇯🇵Nipon🇯🇵) stay away from the biggest warmonger, you should learned about Nagasaki & Hiroshima how they cheating you since then move to friendly countries would be much better for your economy, the trust for your success country, people of japanese 🇯🇵🍀🙏

  12. @methyl2012 on

    Japan was just waiting for a chance to retaliate since the defeat in WW2 and the suppression of the past decades. If US crashed, Japan will hit US much harder than any other nations…

  20. @MrWindle on

    Lmao all these people in the comments believing this is the end of the world 😂 go look at the S&P 500 for past 5 days, up 8.69%, USD lost 6c to the Euro, 4c to the pound compared to prices this time last year 😂😂😂 don't let his BS video get to you, its not the end of the world. Just go check the market yourself.

  26. @PropertyTurkeyCom on

    Wow, this video really highlights the seismic shifts happening in the global economy. With countries like Japan leading the charge away from U.S. financial dominance, it's clear we’re entering a new multipolar world order. The decline of the dollar’s influence, coupled with China and other nations building their own financial systems, signals a massive realignment.

    These changes create both challenges and opportunities, particularly in emerging markets like Turkey. The Turkish real estate market, for example, is set to benefit hugely from increased investment and lower interest rates as countries turn away from traditional Western financial systems. Investing in Turkey now could provide a strategic hedge against the volatility in Western markets and tap into the potential of a country positioned at the crossroads of Europe and Asia.

    For those looking to navigate these changes, diversifying into Turkish real estate might just be the smart move.