来自华盛顿的蝴蝶效应！特朗普对美联储“动刀”反倒引爆日本市场！

Group 1 - The yield on 30-year Japanese government bonds reached a historical high of 3.215% amid concerns over a potentially more dovish Federal Reserve following President Trump's attempt to dismiss Fed Governor Cook [1] - Japan's debt burden, approximately 250% of GDP, complicates the government's goal of managing its finances as the Finance Ministry plans to request over 32 trillion yen (approximately 217.2 billion USD) for debt servicing costs in the next fiscal year's budget, marking a record amount [1] - The sensitivity of the Japanese market to changes in global interest rates is heightened, as Japan is the world's largest creditor with some of the lowest sovereign yields [1] Group 2 - As of the end of 2023, Japan holds 2 trillion USD in U.S. assets, with rising U.S. bond yields contributing to this increase, indicating a synchronization of Japanese bond yields with U.S. yields [2] - Trump's attacks on Cook have intensified his efforts to influence monetary policy, undermining confidence in U.S. sovereign debt as a safe investment, which is particularly concerning for the Japanese bond market experiencing rising yields [2] - The ruling coalition's recent defeat in the Senate elections has empowered opposition parties advocating for consumption tax cuts, raising concerns about potential delays in discussions regarding supplementary budgets [2]