Sentence examples for lingering yen from inspiring English sources
She also has a lingering yen for the hunk called Ranger and winds up hiding at his place.
TOKYO — Despite a strong yen and the lingering fallout from recalls, the automaker Toyota said Wednesday that it had returned to a profit in the April-to-June quarter because of strong sales in emerging markets and aggressive cost-cutting.
For one, lingering fears of a stronger yen could put a damper on all exporters' profits.
TOKYO — Sony slashed its annual profit forecast after sinking to a quarterly loss of 15.5 billion yen, or $199 million, on Thursday, as the lingering effects of the Japanese earthquake, a punishingly strong yen and lackluster TV sales affected its bottom line.
Investors opted to take profits in the morning, after the Nikkei made a record one-day gain of 14% on Tuesday, on lingering concern that the gloomy global economy and a stronger yen would weigh on exporters' earnings.
This took into account the lingering effects of the quake, which is expected to shave 150 billion yen off operating profit, Sony said.
But he also blamed the strong yen, which has battered Sony's profitability abroad, as well as the lingering effects of damage from the tsunami in Japan last year and flooding in the manufacturing hub of Thailand.
Similarly, the yen has risen more than 10% while Japanese stocks have fallen amid lingering problems from Japan's bubble economy.
DoCoMo shares edged lower ahead of the offering on lingering concerns that the market may not be able to digest the shares and closed Monday trading down 1.39percentt at 2.13 million yen ($18,424).
