The impact of the historically weak yen: Changes brought to the supply chain.
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As the subject suggests, the historical depreciation of the yen shows no signs of stopping. Recently, there was a slight appreciation of about 5 yen due to government intervention in the foreign exchange market, but shortly after, the yen fell again. I'm not sure if the term "fall" is appropriate, but I don't have the impression that this depreciation of the yen is providing a better environment for our lives and the economy. In the past, when the yen depreciated, it was said that companies, especially those focused on exports, would thrive, resulting in an expansion of the trade surplus. However, that is not the case nowadays. As it is mockingly referred to as a "bad yen depreciation," a weaker yen does not necessarily lead to a trade surplus. *For more details on the blog, you can view it through the related links. For more information, please feel free to download the PDF or contact us.
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