61.   A robust yen can hurt Japanese exporters as it makes their products more expensive in overseas markets, thus potentially causing sales to slump.

62.   A weaker yen hurts the stock market because it makes Japanese shares less attractive to foreign investors.

63.   A strong yen hurts exporters by making their products more expensive overseas and reducing the value of their earnings in those markets.

64.   A strong yen hurts Japanese export sales and profits.

65.   A stronger yen hurts Japanese export-oriented industries as it makes their products more expensive in dollar terms.

66.   A stronger yen hurts these companies by making their goods more expensive overseas.

67.   A strong yen hurts Japanese exporters.

68.   A stronger yen could hurt profit growth at big exporters by eroding the value of their dollar-denominated earnings made overseas.

69.   A strong yen can hurt exporters by forcing them to raise prices abroad or accept less in terms of yen from their overseas operations.

70.   A strong yen hurts Japanese exporters when they bring their dollar-denominated profits back into Japan.