Source Japan and the Netherlands have agreed in principle to joining US controls on advanced chipmaking machines to China. The US rules restricted the supply from American gear suppliers Applied Materials Inc., Lam Research Corp. and KLA Corp. Japan’s Tokyo …
Bank of Japan is leading the synced, CB currency debasement race to the bottom. Massive yellow parabolic move in play.That is one horrible chart really. If dependent on JPY, then do take note.Next upleg to begin soon it looks like.$XAUJPY …
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2/2 Prime Q: When Will the Fed Pause Rate Increases? When more countries financial systems crack, hitting US shores before it achieves 2% inflation. @AnnTrades @jam_croissant @spotgamma @johnauthers @Mayhem4Markets #trading #StocksToTrade #OptionsTrading #SPX500 #QQQ #ES_F #NQ_F — Patrick Hill (@PatrickHill1677) …
by BoatSurfer600 In other words, the money printer is printing money to loan to the government, and the government owes money to the money printer. It isn’t real debt. The system is broken! BlackRock Jay & Yellen the Felon are …
by silvertomars Morgan Stanley outlines some potential buyers… replacing the top 3 will clearly be a tall order likely requiring much higher interest rates… Good luck with that. It’s no wonder Yellen is shitting her pants now. She needs to …
By Graham Summers, MBA Aaaaaaaaannnd another country is losing control of its financial system. We’ve already assessed the fact that the financial system of the United Kingdom (U.K.) is in the process of imploding. The British Pound and yields on …
“Who Will Buy?” is the exuberant ensemble number from the 1962 musical hit Oliver! It is also the rallying cry of a number of investors and analysts who are worried about who exactly will be purchasing trillions of dollars worth …
A private-sector estimate puts Japan’s recent intervention in the currency market at more than 3 trillion yen, or over 20 billion dollars. The government and the Bank of Japan stepped into the market last Thursday to buy the yen and …
by Shaun Richards This week has been all about interest-rates and this morning has brought something really rather significant. One of the signals of that sort of thing is that few mention it. So without further ado let me hand …
By Graham Summers, MBA Japan just hit the “panic” button regarding inflation. Over the last few two years, the Japanese Yen has imploded as the country’s central bank continued to print money. In contrast, the central banks in both Europe …
Japan’s MoD just proposed a new class of warships. If they get built, they’ll be one of the biggest warships around. This video goes in depth of it all and explains ships’ role and what they might look like. h/t JustmeTX
by Chris Black Tons of Japanese politicians are now renouncing the CIA linked Unification Church. BREAKING: Japan’s Prime Minister Fumio Kishida says his ruling party will cut ties with the Unification Church following a widening scandal triggered by former leader …
The absolutely massive aerial war exercise dubbed “Pitch Black” has commenced in Australia and it includes a large number of allied air forces (17 in total) all of which will be operating out of RAAF Bases in Darwin and Tinda. …
by BoatSurfer600 JDimond: Soft landing 10%. Hard landing, mild recession, 30%. Deep recession, 30%. “Something Worse” at 30%. Rickards: The Fed’s Set to Pour Gasoline on a Fire
The entire Japanese government has resigned, Suptnik reported quoting a Kyodo news agency report. A special meeting of the cabinet started at 11.30am local time (02.30am GMT). The new Japanese government led by Prime Minister Fumio Kishida is expected to …
by Shaun Richards As the rise in inflation and the subsequent cost of living crisis become ever bigger news in the West we have seen that some countries in the East and in particular the Orient have so far avoided …
Five ballistic missiles fired by China appear to have landed in Japan's exclusive economic zone for the 1st time, the Japanese defence minister has said.Tokyo has lodged a diplomatic protest with Beijingh/t @Reuters — Deborah Haynes (@haynesdeborah) August 4, 2022
by Shaun Richards Last week brought a couple of developments that will have raised a wry smile in the land of the rising sun or Nihon. The first has been the fall in bond yields we have been seeing which …
Ongoing eruption but high risk of powerful explosive event. JUST IN – Japan raises alert for the #Sakurajima stratovolcano to level 5 on a 5-point scale for the first time following a previous eruption. Evacuations ordered.pic.twitter.com/ccnw06Yezi — Disclose.tv (@disclosetv) July …
by Martin Armstrong For the first time since 2010, China holds less than $1 trillion in US debt. China held $980.8 billion in US debt in May, a $23 billion decline from April and a $100 billion decline from a …
China has sold >$100 billion of US Treasuries in the last 6 months; 6th straight month of selling! Chinese UST holdings are now below $1 trillion for the first time since 2010! If Japan and China are not buying, then …
View post on imgur.com https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2022-07-14/japan-s-kishida-orders-restart-of-up-to-nine-nuclear-reactors h/t dr0id
Posting “online insults” will be punishable by up to a year in prison time in Japan starting Thursday, when a new law passed earlier this summer will go into effect. People convicted of online insults can also be fined up …
by Shaun Richards The last couple of weeks or so ( strictly speaking since the 15th of June) have seen the tectonic plates shift in bond markets. As ever they will have caught out the unwary and my choice of …
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The yen’s current slide may spark turmoil on the scale of the 1997 Asian Financial Crisis if it declines as far as 150 per dollar, according to veteran economist Jim O’Neill https://t.co/o9VOhYtAM6 via @markets — Alessio (@AlessioTMAD) June 9, 2022 …
