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(A Message From Tokyo) [The Daily FWD] August 08, 2024 [UNSUBSCRIBE]( Sorry for Screwing up the Global Markets… Hi Reader, Here’s what our editors are looking at today… [Click here to learn more]( News: Dave Gonigam – Apology From Tokyo Deep-pocketed investors around the world borrowed yen at next to no cost and invested in a host of assets all over the world that could generate a respectable return. So imagine you’re one of these deep-pocketed investors and you hear about what the Bank of Japan did last Wednesday. Suddenly, the money you borrowed for free is no longer free — and you’ve been put on notice that it could become even more costly. Thus, you do the only logical thing. You sell all those assets you bought with the borrowed money and send your funds back to Japan. Now, the Bank of Japan wants to apologize. “We’re really sorry about screwing up global markets for three days.” [⇒ Read More Here]( Recommended Reads: [Stocks Crash Whenever This Happens]( Ever since 1955, there is ONE indicator that has been 100% right about stocks. Jim Rickards calls it “[The Black Pattern]( Because it is quite literally an Angel of Death for the stock market. And this Black Pattern is telling us that 2024 could be the worst year for stocks we’ve seen yet. [⇒ Get the full breakdown here.]( [Click here to learn more]( Politics: Brian Maher – The High Cost of Cheap Money Japan is in an impossible fix this week because it refused to confront Tuesday’s difficult choice of hiking rates. Only by happy accident — boasting the world’s premier reserve currency — has the United States avoided an identical fix. Yet as the world attempts to wriggle itself out of the dollar, that happy accident may switch to an unhappy accident in the years ahead. 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