Japan just spent a record $73.6 billion trying to stop the yen from collapsing — and almost nobody on Wall Street is talking about what happens next.

In this video, Mark breaks down why Japan is selling U.S. Treasury bonds to defend its currency, how the yen carry trade became one of the biggest risks in global finance, and why rising Treasury yields could tighten financial conditions in America without the Federal Reserve lifting a finger.

We explain:
Why ¥160 per dollar became Japan’s “red line”
How currency intervention actually works
Why Japan may be forced to dump more U.S. Treasuries
The dangerous feedback loop between the dollar and the yen
How this impacts mortgage rates, stocks, bonds, and global liquidity
Why the carry trade unwind could hit markets hard

This isn’t just a Japan story. It’s a global liquidity story — and it could directly impact U.S. markets.

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