L’effondrement structurel des JGB et le risque de contagion global

I. SYNTHÈSE EXÉCUTIVE : LE PASSAGE DU RUBICON OBLIGATAIRE JAPONAIS L'information sur la crise du marché des obligations gouvernementales japonaises (JGB) n'est pas une simple volatilité des taux : elle signale le point d'inflexion structurel d'une décennie de répression financière. L'atteinte d'un rendement du JGB à 10 ans de 1,81 %, un pic jamais vu…

12/01/20250Comments

ByOleg Turceac

BOJ Rate Hike: What’s Left of the 40% Yield Carry Trade?

The yen carry trade relies on exploiting the interest rate differential between Japan (low) and foreign countries (high), adjusted by the exchange rate variation ROI_Carry (r_foreign - r_domestic) - ΔS_fx + α(Leverage) - β(Costs). Historically, this model has generated annualized returns of about 35-40% due to an average favorable spread of 4.40% and a leverage…

11/25/20250Comments

ByOleg Turceac

Red Alert: A dovish Fed could trigger a $2 trillion “Unwind” in a few weeks

The amplification mechanism relies on the scissors effect between accommodative US monetary policy (Fed rate cuts of -25 to -50 bps towards 2026) and a tightening by the Bank of Japan (+25 to +75 bps). This divergence, exacerbated by a 10x leverage for hedge funds, leads to a compression of the carry trade spread, making…

11/25/20250Comments

ByOleg Turceac