Yen Outperforms G-10 Peers Despite Hovering Near 1986 Low

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- The Japanese yen hovered near its lowest levels since 1986 against the dollar on June 25, 2026, while outperforming other G-10 currencies.
- It is set to deliver $5.8 billion in benefits to Japanese automakers due to the weak level.
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A weaker Japanese yen helps Japanese car makers earn more from overseas sales because their products become cheaper for foreign buyers. This can support the share prices of those companies even if the yen stays low overall.
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