Japan Plays by Different Financial Rules
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Andrei JikhIndependent analyst profile- Source published
- 04 Aug 2026, 16:00 UTC
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- 04 Aug 2026, 17:49 UTC

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The video discusses the historical disparity in money supply growth between the US and Japan since 2004. The US money supply grew by approximately 280%, while Japan's grew by only 90%. This difference is attributed to Japan's unique policy of maintaining near-zero interest rates for an extended period, while other major economies, including the US, experienced significant monetary expansion. This has created the 'Yen Carry Trade' phenomenon, where investors can borrow Japanese Yen at virtually no cost, convert it to a stronger currency like the US Dollar, and invest in assets yielding higher returns, such as US Treasuries (offering 4-5% in the depicted timeframe) or potentially tech stocks and Bitcoin. The analysis suggests this strategy has allowed for the creation of trillions of dollars in investments globally, funded by borrowed Japanese Yen. The inferred timeframe for this economic dynamic is monthly, with a bullish outlook for the Yen's weakness against the Dollar (USDJPY target of 160.00), a bullish outlook for US stocks (target 4800.00), and a bullish outlook for Bitcoin (target 80000.00), assuming continued low interest rates in Japan and higher yields elsewhere.
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