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“Japan’s Bond Market Just Snapped — And Silver Is Reacting Fast”

Long-dated Japanese government bond yields are spiking, breaking the low-volatility assumptions that have anchored the world’s financial system for years. These bonds aren’t just local debt — they are core collateral for banks, pension funds, insurers, and hedge funds around the globe. When those “safe” assets start behaving like risky ones, something mechanical kicks in: risk models tighten, leverage shrinks, and liquidity starts getting pulled from everywhere else. That’s how a bond market shift turns into a global event. At the same time, silver has started moving. Not because of hype — but because capital is quietly rotating away from long-duration paper assets and toward things that don’t depend on central banks, balance sheets, or yield assumptions. Silver sits right at the intersection of monetary hedging and industrial demand — making it one of the first places money goes when bond volatility breaks out. In this video, we look at: