Robert Kiyosaki has forecasted a potential global financial meltdown in the wake of Japan\u2019s decision to terminate its longstanding carry trade. He warns that this could trigger a worldwide collapse in the realms of real estate, stocks, and employment.<\/p>\n
What Happened: Kiyosaki, the author of the best-selling book \u201cRich Dad Poor Dad,\u201d has expressed apprehension about the possible global repercussions of Japan\u2019s decision to conclude its carry trade that has been in place for decades.<\/p>\n<\/p>\n
The carry trade has facilitated\u00a0investors to borrow at low interest rates and\u00a0invest in higher-yielding assets worldwide.<\/p>\n
In a post on X on Sunday, Kiyosaki suggests that this alteration in Japan\u2019s monetary policy could set off a global financial meltdown, affecting real estate prices, stocks, and employment. He posits that\u00a0the unwinding of these trades\u00a0might already be in progress, having begun during the Thanksgiving period.<\/p>\n
30 YEAR BUBBLE BURSTING<\/p>\n
Japan ends “CARRY TRADE” ending.<\/p>\n
For 30 years Japan has loaned billions to investors in global markets, and money flowed into real estate, stocks, bonds, commodities & businesses. <\/p>\n
The Japanese “carry trade” blew the assets of the world\u2026.into the\u2026<\/p>\n
Kiyosaki also cautions about the potential influence of artificial intelligence on employment, forecasting widespread job losses that could further destabilize real estate values.<\/p>\n
His warning is issued in the midst of ongoing global layoffs, even as U.S. stock markets sustain relatively high levels.<\/p>\n