Japan just triggered the next phase of the global currency war. Its bond yields surged past 1.7% for the first time since 2008, blowing up the yen carry trade that has quietly fueled global debt and asset bubbles for decades. In this interview, Clem Chambers explains how the unwind of trillions parked in U.S. Treasuries, tech stocks, and European debt is creating a violent worldwide liquidity squeeze—and why this shock is only the beginning.
Japan’s Debt Bomb Explodes! $1.2T Global Exit Begins as Currency War Goes Nuclear
