Japan Just Triggered a Market Shock: The Yen Surge That’s Crashing U.S. Tech

Japan just triggered one of the most important financial shocks of the decade — and the Western media still hasn’t understood what actually happened. While headlines focused on Tokyo’s political clash with China, the real earthquake hit global markets: a yen surge, a carry-trade unwind, and a liquidity shock that sent U.S. tech giants sliding.

In this GVS Deep Dive, we break down how Japan’s domestic policy shift — not China, not the Fed — destabilised the U.S. market. The yen strengthened, the carry trade cracked, and suddenly Wall Street’s biggest companies, from Nvidia to Amazon, were hit by a wave of forced selling. The AI infrastructure boom, built on cheap Western capital, now faces the harsh reality of rising Asian monetary power.

This story isn’t about chaos. It’s about Asia reclaiming financial influence after decades of Western dominance. Japan is no longer exporting deflation. China is no longer absorbing the shocks of the global system. Asia’s monetary choices now move the world — and American markets are learning that in real time.

If you want to understand the new global financial order, and why the next decade will be shaped not in Washington but in Tokyo, Beijing, Seoul, Singapore and Riyadh, this video breaks it down clearly and analytically.

Welcome to the era where Asian currencies, Asian liquidity, and Asian central banks decide the pace of the global economy.

🔍 KEY TOPICS COVERED
• How Japan’s yen surge is crushing U.S. stocks
• The collapse of the carry trade and what it means for Wall Street
• Why Nvidia, Apple, Amazon and AI hyperscalers are suddenly under pressure
• The hidden role of Asian liquidity in the Western tech boom
• Why Asia’s monetary decisions now move global markets
• The shift from U.S.-led financial dominance to a multipolar capital system


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Najma Minhas is Managing Editor, Global Village Space. She has worked with National Economic Research Associates (NERA) in New York, Lehman Brothers in London and Standard Chartered Bank in Pakistan. Before launching GVS, she worked as a consultant with World Bank, and USAID. Najma studied Economics at London School of Economics and International Relations at Columbia University, NewYork. She tweets at @MinhasNajma.