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Some time ago, the data released by the relevant departments showed that the Japanese economy once again hit a new high, which is also the first time in 30 years that the Japanese economy won the jackpot.
While many Japanese media are immersed in a state of economic record highs, the Japanese economy has experienced a sharp decline. The most difficult thing for the Japanese side to accept is that the yen exchange rate has fallen to the bottom.
In the face of the rapid decline of Japan's economy, many people have speculated that the United States has begun to take action against Japan, locking the harvest to Japan.
The reason behind the rapid growth of the Japanese economy in a short period of time is not simple, and it is likely that Wall Street is a means of collecting chips.
Now that the time is ripe, the United States has begun to harvest Japan.
Judging from the recent stock trend in Japan, it is clear that this is a premeditated plan, especially a large amount of capital flight, which also makes people have to suspect that this is likely to be a situation in which the United States is preparing to short Japan, and now it is time to harvest.
After all, the Japanese stock market has risen rapidly before, and the fundamental reason is that some capital such as Warren Buffett has flowed into the Japanese stock market.
According to a person familiar with the matter, when U.S. investors push funds into the Japanese market, they do not push forward all at once, but in batches and multiple times.
In addition to well-known investors such as Warren Buffett, some of Wall Street's capital has also been heavily integrated. However, after these funds have been in the Japanese stock market for some time, there is currently a large amount of international capital selling the yen.
There are various indications that Japan is in the stage of being harvested by the United States. In particular, some financial giants, through careful design, are causing a financial storm in the Japanese economy.
This is not the first time that the United States has used economic harvesting to seize international wealth.
In the history of the development of the United States, it has repeatedly used the hegemony of the dollar to harvest global wealth in order to divert the financial and economic crises that have occurred in the United States.
Since March 2022, the Fed has once again embarked on a policy of continuous interest rate hikes.
Against this backdrop, the rapid tightening of global liquidity in a short period of time has also led to the depreciation of a large number of currencies.
For emerging markets in particular, capital outflows have been a fatal blow to these emerging markets.
At the same time, some countries borrowing in dollar terms are facing significant debt stress.
This is exactly what the United States wants, and it is a means for the United States to harvest global wealth, and the Fed continues to raise interest rates in a more aggressive manner even as the global economy becomes increasingly volatile due to its interest rate hike policy.
In fact, interest rate hikes have affected not only the economies of other countries, but also the banking sector in the United States itself. There have been a series of bank failures in the United States.
Now, there is news that the Fed will likely continue to raise interest rates. Another rate hike would cause even more turmoil in the global financial sector.
The decline in Japan's exchange rate may be a financial harvest carried out by the United States against Japan, and it is also a large-scale financial storm carefully planned by many investors.
Some time ago, in order to eliminate economic risks, the United States has already taken action against some allied countries, such as Europe.
Some European countries were looted by the United States. Unable to continue harvesting European countries, the United States shifted the spearhead to Japan.
Compared to most countries, Japan's economy is still relatively large, and it is currently ranked fourth in the world.
The most important thing is that the Japanese stock market is in a state of continuous high-swing.
For U.S. investors, it is easy to make waves in the Japanese market, leading to an economic bubble in Japanese assets. As a result, Japan became a target for the United States to continue harvesting its economy.
With a large number of U.S. capital fleeing the Japanese market, other U.S. capital or institutions are also looking for opportunities to short.
In the face of the current situation, the Japanese government has not taken positive measures, but has been passively waiting, hoping that this harvest will be ended as soon as possible.
Against the backdrop of an economic harvest, the Japanese government will inevitably face a decline in GDP.
Over the past many years of development, the United States has been abusing its economic and financial privileges and constantly harvesting the wealth of other countries, which has seriously affected the economic rights of other countries.
Such an irresponsible attitude will not only exacerbate global economic risks, but will also deal a major blow to the US financial system.
However, unlike the current problems faced by the United States, some countries that have been harvested wealth, especially developing countries, are under tremendous pressure and rising inflation.
It is the intensification of the hegemony of the dollar and the instability of the wealth of other countries that are also the culprits that led to the global financial crisis.
Only by eliminating the influence of the US dollar and eliminating its hegemony in the world can we make the global economy develop more steadily.
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