Skip to content Skip to sidebar Skip to footer

Tag: carry trade

STEELLDYThrough Steelldy consulting company, I assist companies, fintechs, and institutions in two key areas: ◙ Economic and financial statistical modeling via our DaaS & SaaS software (macroeconomic index platform). Analysis of the transition to a multipolar world: stablecoins, gold, copper, precious metals, industrial metals, oil, dollars, euros, yuan, yen, rubles, CBDC, BISIH, mBridge, Unified Ledger, BRICS, and global regulations. ◙ Web3 Law & Taxation Legal and Tax structuring of blockchain-based projects, RWA, tokenization, cryptocurrency (stablecoins, CBDC), decentralized autonomous organizations (DAO), MiCA compliance, ISO 20022, AI, MANBRIC/biotech technologies, robotics, smart cities, and ESG taxonomy.

Analyse de marché

Markets Uncategorized

Suppressions d’emplois record : pourquoi les baisses de taux de la Fed ne suffiront plus.

Les données récentes sur les suppressions d'emplois (Challenger Gray) et les créations d'emplois privées (ADP) indiquent une dégradation rapide de l'économie réelle, contrastant fortement avec la complaisance des marchés boursiers (VIX bas à 14.13). "US Layoffs are running at CRISIS https://t.co/GqyB6R9DfL companies announced 153,074 job cuts in October, nearly TRIPLING from 2024. It was…

12/04/20250Comments

ByOleg Turceac

Analyse de marché

Markets

Crise imminente : la hausse du yen et le carry trade en lévitation préfigurent un effondrement boursier en 2026

La combinaison d'une Fed dovish et d'uneBOJ hawkish crée un "effet ciseaux" amplifiant le risque fatal. Le mécanisme repose sur une forte divergence des taux d'intérêt anticipée entre décembre 2025 et début 2026 (Fed coupant de 25-50 pb, BOJ remontant de 25-50 pb). Ceci comprime le spread de rendement de 3.25% à 2.25%-2.75%. L'impact…

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…

The Yen Carry Trade: End of a Golden Era and a \$11.5 Billion Systemic Risk

The Japanese yen-based carry trade, historically profitable (35-40% ROI with 10x leverage), is mathematically broken by the Bank of Japan's (BOJ) rate normalization. The current rate differential (4.25% US vs 1.00% JPY) drops to 3.25% before costs and yen appreciation. If the BOJ raises rates by more than an additional 50 basis points or…

11/25/20250Comments

ByOleg Turceac