Sentence examples for a lower yen from inspiring English sources

A lower yen has turbocharged exporters' profits.

Japanese officials say the policy does not overtly pursue a lower yen rate, which could raise tensions with other exporting nations, like the United States.

Mr Abe, for his part, badly wants his business backers to take their profits from a lower yen and pay them out as higher wages to workers.

But both the obvious ways of doing this – a lower yen and higher consumption taxes – have their risks since they reduce the value of consumer spending power and could, by stifling economic growth, intensify deflationary pressure.

As Paul Krugman has said, a loss of market confidence in Japan's fiscal situation would not necessarily be a bad thing; if capital outflows led to a lower yen and higher inflation, that would be a welcome outcome for the Bank of Japan.

Neither will computer producers in Taiwan want to accept a lower yen to the Taiwan dollar.

The US said Robson made a higher or lower yen Libor submission "consistent with the direction requested by a defendant and consistent with the co-defendant's trading position".

"Traders at participants' banks communicated with each other their desire to see a higher or lower yen Libor to aid their trading positions," the Canadian documents said.

In fact, Japan's economic policy might act as a deflationary force in the rest of the world, since the lower yen will allow Japanese exporters to undercut their competitors.

The high, high-end A2000X model is going to drop on December 5th, for 78,750 yen ($779 USD) while the high-end ATH-A1000X has the same release date, but also a lower price of 60,900 yen ($603 USD).

Fujitsu was able to cut its sticker price in half, he said, partly because of a lower failure rate and weaker yen against the dollar.