The bond market is flashing warning signals most people aren't paying attention to.
Japan's 10-year yield just hit 2.18%—the highest level since 1999. Meanwhile, the US 10-year sits at 4.23%, and China's is holding at 1.84%. For anyone who's studied macro over the past decade, this divergence is genuinely unusual.
These aren't just numbers on a screen. When government borrowing costs move like this, it reshapes everything downstream—equity valuations, real estate, and yeah, the entire crypto landscape too. The yield curve tells a story, and right now it's speaking in a language most traders seem to be ignoring.
The question isn't whether rates matter. It's whether the market has priced in what's really coming next.
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GateUser-c802f0e8
· 14h ago
Wow, Japan's returns are so impressive? The crypto world needs to step up.
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VCsSuckMyLiquidity
· 14h ago
Japan's yield hits a 99-year high? This is getting interesting. Everyone is trading cryptocurrencies, but the bond market is warning crazily. Truly outrageous.
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ForkLibertarian
· 14h ago
Japan's yield surpasses the 1999 high, how much longer can these ripples be hidden...
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Another ignored signal, you'll regret it when you lose money
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The extreme divergence in yields—what does it indicate? No one truly understands macroeconomics
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The crypto world is still partying, while the bond market has already started telling stories—only those who understand will catch on
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4.23% vs 1.84%, this gap... is a bit scary
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The core issue isn't interest rates; it's that market pricing is completely out of touch
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Japan is already at 2.18%, so why are some still saying it's no big deal?
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ShortingEnthusiast
· 14h ago
Japanese yields suddenly surged to a 99-year high. Now players really need to wake up; the market is still sleepwalking.
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SadMoneyMeow
· 15h ago
Japanese yields have skyrocketed straight up, something really might happen this time
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The yield spread between China, the US, and Japan is so large... feels like the calm before the storm
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The market is pretending to sleep, the black swan has already woken up
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Here we go again, another "no one is paying attention" warning signal, and then what?
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Honestly, these three numbers are a bit frightening, especially the one from Japan
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What is the crypto circle still arguing about? The bond market is already singing a different tune
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The yield curve is going crazy, and some people are still looking at candlestick charts?
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It turns out the real story is in these boring numbers, hilarious
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Japan breaking the 2018 high indeed feels off
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No wonder the market has been so strange lately, it's all here
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Wait, China is only 1.84%? This divergence is a bit outrageous
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DisillusiionOracle
· 15h ago
Japanese yields break 99-year high... This wave is really coming, isn't it? Just worried that retail investors are still sleepwalking.
The bond market is flashing warning signals most people aren't paying attention to.
Japan's 10-year yield just hit 2.18%—the highest level since 1999. Meanwhile, the US 10-year sits at 4.23%, and China's is holding at 1.84%. For anyone who's studied macro over the past decade, this divergence is genuinely unusual.
These aren't just numbers on a screen. When government borrowing costs move like this, it reshapes everything downstream—equity valuations, real estate, and yeah, the entire crypto landscape too. The yield curve tells a story, and right now it's speaking in a language most traders seem to be ignoring.
The question isn't whether rates matter. It's whether the market has priced in what's really coming next.