A sharp decline in the Japanese yen’s value against major currencies, yen devaluation often stems from monetary policy or market forces. This makes Japanese exports cheaper abroad, boosting profits for multinational corporations like Toyota. Conversely, it raises import costs, pressuring consumers and small businesses reliant on foreign goods.
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