1.   A higher yen reduces the yen value of profits repatriated to Japan.

2.   A falling dollar hurts exporters such as electronics and auto makers by eroding the yen value of dollar-based profits and pressuring companies to raise prices overseas.

3.   A decline in the dollar can hurt Japanese exporters by eroding the yen value of profits made overseas and increasing pressure to raise prices abroad.

4.   A higher dollar benefits Japanese carmakers and other exporters by increasing the yen value of profit earned overseas and easing pressure to raise prices abroad.

5.   A higher dollar increases the yen value of earnings from overseas and allows Japanese manufacturers to cut prices on goods sold abroad.

6.   A higher dollar is good for Japanese exporters because it increases the yen value of profits earned overseas.

7.   A higher dollar boosts profits at Japanese exporters by increasing the yen value of overseas earnings and reducing pressure to raise prices abroad.

8.   A higher dollar helps Japanese manufacturers by increasing the yen value of profits earned overseas.

9.   A higher dollar increases the yen value of profits earned by Japanese companies overseas and allows them to lower prices on products sold abroad.

10.   A higher dollar increases the yen value of profits earned from overseas sales.