Unraveling Market Turbulence: Japan's Bond Jitters and Trump's Greenland Gambit

Market calmness has taken a backseat lately. Japan's bond yields spiked after a sudden election and tax reduction plans shook investor confidence. This caused a massive sell-off in long-term bonds, reminiscent of the chaos following Trump's tariff announcements. Across the Pacific, Trump's renewed tariff threats and his unusual interest in acquiring Greenland have sent shockwaves through various asset classes. The question on everyone's mind is how these events will impact US Treasuries, currency markets, and repatriation trades.A live discussion is set to dive into these topics. Experts will explore the consequences of Japan's bond market upheaval and assess whether Trump's actions are eroding trust in US assets. This event is scheduled for January 21 at 10 a. m. HKT / 9 p. m. EST. Access to this discussion is exclusive to Bloomberg digital subscribers and Terminal clients. Participants can pose questions during the live broadcast. For those who miss it, a recording will be available for later viewing and sharing. The recent market volatility serves as a reminder of the interconnectedness of global economies. It also highlights the significant influence political decisions can have on financial markets.