Jim Bianco on Fox Business discussing the Yen & U.S. Bond Yields, Psychological Toll of Inflation

Jim Bianco joins Fox Business to discuss the relationship between Japanese Yen Intervention & U.S. Bond Yields, along with the Psychological Toll of Inflation with Charles Payne.

[RaymondKeen.]

The market and the Fed consistently underestimate the sticky nature of inflation. The markets are still unsure if the Federal Reserve will continue to its plan to raise interest rates until inflation is under control, despite the fact that bond yields are rising while stock prices are falling. What is the greatest strategy to take advantage of the current bear market while I'm still deciding whether to sell my $418k worth of stocks?

[Sanchyfab]

The US economy is currently facing high inflation and currency devaluation concerns. Investing in the S&P 500 might not be the safest bet right now.

[Curran-m-i]

I am at the beginning of my "investment journey" I plan to put 185K into dividend stocks so that I will be making up to 30% per year in dividend returns. Any advice for stocks that can outperform the S&P500 this 2024?

[JoseNeto-kxpg]

So having U.S. bonds for Japanese against a devalued yen it’s not good for the Japanese investors? Jim Bianca this one wrong.

The problem with this is the carry trade when boj have to raise rates to stop the yen devaluation.

[CoachRP]

Higher-For-Longer prices are unacceptable.

[JohnReynolds-nilv]

Americans want a 1% rise in unemployment versus 1% rise in inflation…unless, of course, YOU are the on being laid off.

[tomshin]

how does yen losing value hurt japan holdings of $ assets...

[deanchristie]

1:10 they own a
trillion dollars worth of (US) bonds that are
losing value against their currency. (No. it is not.
When the Yen loses value, the US bonds are worth
more in Yen.)
1:18 the fear is if the currency continues to
fall they'll start selling those
trillion dollars worth of bonds to
invest in Japanese bonds. (Maybe, but only when
the Japanese rates go up.)

[davidjewett]

Terrible interview. Jim really didn't get to discuss the consequences of the present dollar/yen relationship.

[PunkNDisorderlyGamer]

1% rise in inflation wouldn’t be so bad but these are unfortunately lies being told here. A $10 item wouldn’t bother me if I had to pay $10.10, in fact I would prefer it over selfishly wanting 1% of the population to lose their jobs. In reality everything is up like 20-50% more expensive since 2020.

[LQVendorFP]

yen down treasury yields up, recession increased fiscal spend, quant easing. rinse repeat

[TheMuttonHeadDigest]

.58 to .68 the last month at walmart for just one lemon.