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The sharp rise in Japanese bond yields has rattled global debt markets. Personally, I think this is significant because Japan’s low rates have long anchored global borrowing costs. What surprises me is how quickly the ripple effects spread, threatening to change the balance of debt worldwide. For me, the most important aspect is adaptation investors must prepare for a world where cheap money is no longer guaranteed. I believe this shift could redefine global finance, forcing countries and companies to rethink debt strategies. In the end, Japan’s bond market is proving that even small changes in policy can have massive global consequences.