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Yen Rally Erodes Japan Corporate Buffers, Raises Earnings Risks
Source: Bloomberg
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A stronger yen has exceeded the exchange-rate assumptions used by listed Japanese companies in setting earnings forecasts, creating pressure for export-oriented corporate profit projections. Investors may rotate toward domestically demand-driven Japanese stocks, which are positioned to benefit from the currency’s appreciation.
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