The yen carry trade is the hidden leverage machine behind decades of global liquidity. Now, as Japan exits negative rates, up to $20 trillion in leveraged positions risk unwinding — triggering forced liquidations, global volatility, and a potential dollar spike driven by repatriation flows. This article explores how the unwind works, why it matters, and how dedollarization narratives collide with the coming dollar squeeze.
Unwinding the Yen Carry Trade: The $20 Trillion Question and the Coming Dollar Shockwave
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