[SORA-550] My Colleague Who Apologized on My Behalf Was Turned into a Sex Slave and Seeing This Aroused Me… Iioka Kanako

Japan held its rates at or near 0% for 15 years. As such, investors began borrowing trillions of yen and investing them in stronger currencies and assets. Essentially, it was a bet that the Yen would continue to fall in comparative value. It worked well…until last Wednesday. Japan’s central bank finally hiked rates a bit, just to .25% which is still insanely low, but it spiked the value of the yen by 7.5% compared to the US$ and forced investors to cover their short positions to the tune of billions. Creating enormous losses (Trillions?) This was called the “yen carry trade.” It appears to have ended this week. To cover those losses it requires liquidity and liquidity is achieved by selling off other performing assets. Hence, the global sell off. I figured many of you would be wondering why your portfolios are getting hammered. This is why. One other major bearish force which I think helped to set this off (I havent seen anyone else discuss this in detail): Japan imports most of the oil it needs to function. They produce about 2 million barrels of oil per day but consume twice that or more. This means Japan imports a… Read more »

A Kana Morisawa gangbang with Knights Visual would save the global economy. Let’s make it happen.