Hsieh Jin-Ho, Chairman of the Finance Media Group, has warned that the US debt crisis could trigger a triple threat to stocks, currency, and bond markets. Recently, the yield on long-term US government bonds has surpassed 5%, raising significant concerns in the market. He noted that excessive leverage could lead to problems for some market participants.

In a recent social media post, Hsieh pointed out that the auction of 20-year government bonds in the US resulted in a yield of 5.047%, significantly higher than previous averages. He emphasized that as the US fiscal deficit continues to expand, it may add several trillion dollars in debt, placing greater pressure on the market.

Furthermore, he remarked that Japan's long-term government bonds are also showing weakness, which similarly impacts market sentiment. He urged caution regarding the potential turmoil that could arise from this debt crisis, particularly for investors holding long-term bonds, as risks are increasing.