Global Monetary Policy - Major countries are poised to inject massive liquidity into the market [1] - China is printing trillions (推测为万亿元人民币级别) [1] - Japan's new PM shares a pro-stimulus stance with Trump [1] Investment Strategy - The industry suggests a bearish outlook on "fiat" currencies [1] - The industry suggests a bullish outlook on crypto assets [1]

Lawmaker Sanae Takaichi’s near-certain elevation as Japan’s next prime minister roiled the nation’s financial markets as investors bet she will enact more stimulus: Here is your Evening Briefing. https://t.co/e4e5EvBvU1 ...

Cash-rich companies in Japan may feel the heat after the election win of the pro-stimulus conservative Sanae Takaichi https://t.co/bK6wu6QRtn ...

Japanese defense and tech shares soared on speculation they’ll benefit from more government spending, as pro-stimulus conservative Sanae Takaichi looks likely to become the nation’s next prime minister https://t.co/TvzB6DRJa8 ...

Japan’s likely next prime minister Sanae Takaichi will boost equity sentiment due to her pro-stimulus plans, but her easy monetary policy stance may weigh on the yen, according to strategists https://t.co/GtDIllMLBq ...

The Japanese yen dropped after a ruling-party vote positioned pro-stimulus lawmaker Sanae Takaichi to become the country’s next leader. https://t.co/Mt2Eq0S3Rt ...

Japanese stocks and long-term government bond yields will likely rise when markets open on Monday, after a ruling-party vote positioned pro-stimulus lawmaker Sanae Takaichi to become the next prime minister https://t.co/GkBiFMv6dU ...

Japan’s stock market will likely get support while the yen and long-term government bonds come under pressure following the surprise victory of pro-stimulus Sanae Takaichi in the nation’s ruling party leadership election https://t.co/2O18DBoKC1 ...

Europe’s largest asset manager is betting against the pound on expectations that the Bank of England will unleash a fresh wave of stimulus as it prioritizes supporting growth over taming inflation https://t.co/hg2EQSD0nb ...

Economic Indicators - Monthly tariffs amount to $30 billion (approximately $300 billion annually) [1] - Tax receipts are growing at approximately 10% year-over-year [1] - Despite tariff revenue and tax receipt growth, the deficit is larger than the previous year [1] Market Analysis - The confluence of factors suggests a "perpetual motion machine" of stimulus [1] - It is argued that classic recessions are potentially obsolete [1]