The Tokyo Trilemma is reaching a point where something will break soon. Global bond yields surge toward danger levels. Japan, France, Germany bonds spike together. Gold and silver hit Gold hit a new all-time high.

Bond markets do not scream unless something is wrong. Japan cracking at a 26 year high while France and Germany follow is not a coincidence. This is the cost of pretending debt did not matter for a decade. Once the …

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Something seems broken…

pic.twitter.com/521uYf7ztA — TrendSpider (@TrendSpider) December 5, 2025 BREAKING: Bitcoin pumped $1500 on the lower than expected PCE data. But then it crashed -$3500 in 60 minutes. This wiped out $155 million worth of long positions in last 1 hour. There …

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Global mail getting cut off is just another reminder: geopolitical risk is something investors keep forgetting to price in.

*USPS SUSPENDS RECEIVING MAIL FROM SOME COUNTRIES *USPS POSTS NOTICE SUSPENDING SERVICE FROM RUSSIA, VENEZUELA *USPS SUSPENSION ALSO INCLUDES AFGHANISTAN, HAITI AMONG OTHERS pic.twitter.com/qaKAV07YJf — Investing.com (@Investingcom) December 3, 2025 International Mail Service Suspensions Updated: Nov. 28, 2025 The Postal …

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But its not something you want rushed.

Boeing Hit With $4.9BN Charge After Another 777X Delay Pushes Plane Debut To 2027 https://t.co/yNB0RsmMbG — zerohedge (@zerohedge) October 29, 2025 Boeing is back to its old ways: Shares of the aerospace giant slumped after Boeing announced a $4.9 billion …

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JPMorgan will let clients post Bitcoin and Ethereum as loan collateral by year-end 2025 right as the banking sector buckles under bad loans and fraud fears

Wall Street’s most powerful bank is walking a tightrope between innovation and instability.By the end of 2025, JPMorgan plans to let institutional clients use Bitcoin and Ethereum as collateral for loans—a radical integration of crypto assets into the traditional credit …

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Crowds in St. Petersburg sing banned anti-Putin anthem, Sweden stockpiles food and Russia mass-produces drones. Europe braces for something breaking

Something inside Europe has shifted. The fear that kept people silent, the complacency that kept governments blind, both are breaking. In St. Petersburg, thousands began singing a song banned for nearly two decades, a song about overthrowing Putin. The Telegraph …

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