Bond yields are surging, stocks are feeling the pressure, and Japan could become one of the most important stories in global financial markets. Tonight on Sound Money Matters, Daniel Diaz and Rob Kientz break down what rising U.S. Treasury yields mean for stocks, the economy, gold, and silver, and why turmoil in Japan’s bond market could have major consequences for U.S. Treasuries.

We’ll discuss: • Why rising bond yields are putting pressure on stock valuations • What happens as the U.S. government refinances trillions of dollars of debt at higher rates • Why rising Japanese bond yields could reduce demand for U.S. Treasuries • The potential unwinding of the yen carry trade • Oil, inflation, and the growing pressure on the Federal Reserve • Why gold and silver can fall even when inflation fears are rising • Whether global bond markets are beginning to push back against government debt and monetary policy

Plus, we’ll make an important Citizens for Sound Money announcement as legendary precious-metals analyst David Morgan officially joins the Board of Directors of Citizens for Sound Money. The bond market may be sending a warning that investors, policymakers, and precious-metals owners cannot afford to ignore.

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