THE WORLD'S LARGEST FINANCIAL SECRET JUST ENDED
For 30+ years, Japan exported the cheapest money in human history. Near zero rates. Infinite liquidity. Trillions borrowed in yen, deployed into every asset class on Earth.
That era died this week.
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I canβt, but itβs going to affect currency at a high level, and Iβm asking because I donβt know how thatβd flow down to mortgage payments.
Would it cause inflation? Because, as far as I understand, inflation would be good for anyone who has borrowed money, no?
On fixed rate loans