Quick Take
As Japan contends with a depreciating yen and rising 10-year bond yields, its economy stands at a unique crossroads. The yen’s fall to a 148-year-to-date low against the US dollar brings with it a mixed bag of economic implications.
On the flip side, a weaker yen can potentially boost Japanese exporters by making their products more competitive globally. However, it also threatens to raise import costs, potentially fueling inflation and affecting those with foreign currency holdings or debts.
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