Phrases with «weaker yen»

The phrase "weaker yen" means that the value of the yen, which is the currency of Japan, has decreased compared to other currencies. Full definition

Sentences with «weaker yen»

  • Japan's industrial output rose for a second straight month in January, offering some evidence that the export - reliant economy may be emerging from a mild recession due to a pick - up in global demand and the weaker yen. (cnbc.com)
  • The Tokyo benchmark index jumped 2 percent on Monday, helped by a weaker yen, as it continued its spectacular run - up that's notched gains of 32 percent since mid-November. (cnbc.com)
  • Japan's current account balance swung to a surplus for the first time in four months in February as a weaker yen boosted overseas investment income to offset a persistent trade deficit caused by higher fuel imports and still sluggish exports. (cnbc.com)
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