🚨 JAPAN’S STOCK MARKET IS GETTING HIT AGAIN

The Nikkei is down around 3% today, and roughly ¥35 trillion ($225B) in market value has been wiped out.

That’s not a small correction.

What caught my attention is that this isn’t happening in isolation. Japanese stocks are getting hit as global tech shares weaken, bond yields stay elevated, and investors become more cautious about risk.

The Nikkei has been especially sensitive to the selloff because chip and tech-related names are taking some of the biggest pressure.

And honestly, this is the part I’m watching.

When stocks fall because of one bad headline, the move can fade quickly.

But when equities, bonds and currencies all start showing stress at the same time, it becomes a much bigger market story.

Japan is also dealing with rising long-term yields, with the 10-year JGB yield approaching 3%. That matters because higher yields can make investors rethink how much they want to pay for expensive growth stocks.

So yes, ¥35T sounds crazy.

But the bigger question for me is:

Is this just another sharp selloff, or are markets starting to price in a much bigger shift in global risk appetite?

I’ll be watching Japan closely from here.

Because when one of the world’s biggest stock markets starts moving this violently, the impact usually doesn’t stay local.
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