11. A stronger yen pressures exporters to raise prices overseas and erodes the yen value of dollar-based revenue. 12. A strengthening yen put pressure on exporters to raise prices in overseas markets and threatened to crimp dollar-denominated revenue. 13. A strong yen can pressure exporters to raise prices abroad and erode the yen value of profits earned overseas. 14. A stronger yen pressures exporters to raise prices in overseas markets and crimps dollar-denominated revenue. 15. A stronger yen pressures exporters to raise prices in overseas markets and cuts the value of dollar-denominated revenue. 16. A stronger yen pressures Japanese exporters to raise prices in overseas markets and crimps dollar-denominated revenue when repatriated. 17. That fueled speculation that U.S. officials would be less inclined to push for a stronger yen to pressure Japan to rely less on exports and boost domestic demand. |