美金融家警告，2026将爆最惨金融危机，日本首当其冲，原因在高市

Group 1 - The article highlights the looming financial crisis predicted for 2026, with the U.S. debt nearing $40 trillion and Japan's debt expected to reach 235% of its GDP by year-end [1][3] - The global economic damage caused by uncontrollable factors since late 2019 has exacerbated debt accumulation issues in various countries, with Japan likely to be the first to face a crisis [3][5] - The Japanese government's current fiscal policies, particularly under Prime Minister Kishida, are criticized as detrimental to the economy, with reliance on deficit financing seen as a dangerous approach [5][15] Group 2 - The article discusses the adverse effects of Kishida's monetary policies, which contradict global central bank tightening, potentially leading to unsustainable debt levels for Japan [5][9] - Relations between Japan and China have deteriorated due to Kishida's provocative statements regarding Taiwan, which could have significant economic repercussions for Japan, given China's importance as a trading partner [9][10] - The economic impact of Kishida's policies is evident, with Japan's GDP contracting by 0.4% in the latest quarter, marking the first negative growth of the year, and further economic decline is anticipated [13][15]