Chief economist update: Yoshihide and the yenBY BENJAMIN ONG | MONDAY, 21 SEP 2020 10:58AMIn addition to eroding Japan's export competitiveness and dragging growth, a higher yen - spurred by a European second wave - could put downward pressure on the nation's already very low/negative inflation.
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