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🚨 JAPAN JUST HIT THE PANIC BUTTON AGAIN The... Reverse Carry Trade is closing in and Bond and Housing Crisis is Next. Tokyo just ran another yen defense. Officials are being pushed to dump dollars for yen instead of dumping the $1.1 trillion pile of U.S. Treasuries they sit on. Scott Bessent already sold euros to buy yen, then warned that the Fed needs to upsize the FIMA repo facility to Japan — or watch official selling hit the U.S. bond market. This is can-kicking. Use reserves and dollar sales to prop the yen so Japan does not have to dump Treasuries into a market where long yields are already elevated. August reserve data just showed foreign securities holdings falling about $88 billion, roughly the size of the latest intervention bill. That workaround is shrinking. When it runs out, forced Treasury sales become the remaining option and yields do not need a panic to keep grinding higher. What happens if Japan indeed sells their U.S. Treasury Holdings? The U.S. bond market is already in such a condition that Scott Bessent announced doubling of Bond Buybacks and even use General Treasury Account to fund it. If Japan’s selling wave arrives, mortgage rates follow Treasury yields. Housing already chokes when long rates jump. Liquidity thins in the world’s benchmark bond market, carry trades unwind, risk assets get margin-called, and a U.S. funding shock can export a global slowdown. Japan is the largest foreign Treasury holder. That is why Washington joined the yen rescue: not charity, to delay a fire sale. Delay is not a solution. This was exactly warned by BoJ’s Yuto 🇯🇵 after Washington’s intervention: The suffering that will result from this will be amplified tenfold. We’re about to watch that happen in real time.show more