Seeing major problems unfolding in Japan right now due to the QE of Japanese Government Bonds.
This is almost like a repeat of 1980-1990s Japan's M3 has gone exponential to the point some of this Yen is causing local inflation to rise.
When Japan was forced to raise rates due to the Ni225 creating unwanted inflation Japan's equity market imploded and the rush to Japanese YEN commenced.
This caused the Japanese YEN strength against the US Dollar to to climb flooding purchasing power back into the US equity markets contributing to sending the Dow 478%.
Talk about a problematic situation if Japan's Inflation bubble gets too big in Japan its going to send them back to the 80s.
We are at the start of a few G7 countries losing control of their entire financial system that leads to Hyperinflation.
225% Government debt to gdp is never scary, well until inflation starts to rise and you now need to deal with it.