Hello, fellow Rebel capitalists hope you're well.

So breaking news out of the Bank of Japan

comes out and says that they are raising

or potentially going to allow interest rates on their 10-year bond to increase.

I have to see how this plays out.

Let's get right over to the markets, but this is going to have huge

implications or could have for the United States economy. And it leads to a

further question where we have to sit back and ask, is this intentional?

And are they in cahoots?

Are they colluding with the Federal Reserve?

Are they trying to do the Fed's dirty work for them? I'll tell you how I'm connecting the dots here in just a moment.

But let's go over to CMBC. Bank of Japan to shock markets with a policy tweak. Here's why it matters. So,

Shagutu Nagai, I'm guessing how to pronounce his last name there sorry about that we didn't expect this kind of tweak this time

He is the head of Japan economics at Oxford economics. He told see me see the bank Japan has been dovish for years, but its latest move left markets wondering whether a change is on the horizon.

So I guess they've got a new their version of the Fed chair, their version of the

of drone Powell, this guy right here, Kuzudo Uyeda.

So the bank announced today

they're going to have greater flexibility

with their monetary policy.

And let me get down to this paragraph that really summarizes here.

The yield curve control is long-term policy that sees Central Bank target an interest rate and then buy and sell

bonds necessary to achieve that rate.

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