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Bull, Bear, & Brief: The Yen Carry Trade & the Risk Hiding in Global Markets

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Bull, Bear, & Brief: The Yen Carry Trade & the Risk Hiding in Global Markets

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Why should the Japanese yen matter to American investors? This week on Bull, Bear, & Brief, Joe Quartucci and Arpit Sharma break down the latest market developments, including stubborn inflation, changing expectations for interest rates, rising Treasury yields, oil prices, consumer spending, GDP growth, Bitcoin, gold, and what they’re watching as markets enter September. Joe and Arpit also discuss the latest U.S.-Canada trade tensions and how tariffs, energy costs, and other external pressures could continue to influence inflation and the broader economy. Then, Arpit takes on this week’s special topic: the Japanese yen carry trade. For decades, extremely low interest rates in Japan created an opportunity for investors to borrow yen at low rates, convert that money into other currencies, and invest in higher-yielding assets. Arpit explains how the strategy works, why it became so widely used, and what happens when currency movements begin working against investors. More importantly, Joe and Arpit discuss why developments in Japan could matter for U.S. markets. As Japan faces pressure on its currency, one potential source of liquidity is its significant holdings of U.S. government debt. Selling those bonds could put additional pressure on Treasury prices and yields, creating potential ripple effects across global markets. In this episode: • Inflation and the Federal Reserve • Interest rate expectations • U.S.-Canada trade tensions • September market seasonality • 10-year and 30-year Treasury yields • Oil prices and the Strategic Petroleum Reserve • Venezuela and the longer-term oil outlook • Bitcoin’s August performance • Market volatility and the VIX • Consumer spending and economic growth • Gold and global demand • The history of Japan’s low-interest-rate environment • How the yen carry trade works • Why investors borrow yen to purchase higher-yielding assets • The relationship between currencies, bonds, and yields • Why Japan’s U.S. Treasury holdings matter • Potential risks from an unwinding yen carry trade • Global debt and the longer-term fiscal picture Subscribe to Bull, Bear, & Brief for weekly conversations with Joe Quartucci and Arpit Sharma covering markets, investing, economics, and the stories shaping the financial world. #BullBearAndBrief #Investing #MarketNews #InterestRates #Japan #Yen #StockMarket