2025-12-29 09:50:47

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Japan's FY2026 budget is out: expenditures of 122 trillion yen, with tax revenue only at 83 trillion—how to fill the gap? Rely on new debt. An additional 29.6 trillion yen in debt, equivalent to the government issuing another credit card to give the economy a boost.

Prime Minister Takashi's statement is quite interesting: "This is not money printing, it's responsible and proactive borrowing." It sounds good, but the problem Japan faces is a triple dilemma of aging population, low desire, and deflation. Government public investment has become the only economic support, but once interest rates rise, the entire debt balloon becomes dangerous.

The core contradiction is quite clear: when money is insufficient, borrow; when debt is high, worry about interest. How to break this cycle? It seems impossible in the short term. From a global liquidity perspective, this fiscal pressure could ultimately impact broader market expectations.

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GasFeeWhisperer

· 11h ago

Japan's debt game is really intense, borrowing to boost confidence? Woke up, and it's all for nothing.

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AirdropATM

· 11h ago

Japan is back to playing the debt game; this trick has been old news for a long time.

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MEVictim

· 11h ago

Japan is once again borrowing to survive this wave, truly impressive. When interest rates rise, it immediately explodes.

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FancyResearchLab

· 11h ago

Starting to use credit cards again, the phrase "responsible borrowing" makes me want to laugh... In theory, Japan's approach should last a while, but the problem is that once the Federal Reserve really raises interest rates, this debt balloon... Hmm, it sounds familiar, like I've seen this logic in a certain smart contract before, and in the end, it still burst.

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AltcoinMarathoner

· 11h ago

just like mile 20 in a marathon, japan's debt spiral is another wall. but here's the thing—when central banks start sweating, institutional flows gotta go somewhere. btc and eth looking interesting rn tbh

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MetaMasked

· 11h ago

Japan's so-called "responsible borrowing" rhetoric sounds ridiculous. Honestly, it's just printing more money under a different name. The debt bubble will burst sooner or later, and when it does, the global markets will have to kneel along with it.

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