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[Anonymous No.]

What does 1 U.S. dollar equal out to in 1 Yen,
or maybe it should be presented in reverse?

ITT: $$$$$$$$$$$$

[Anonymous No.]

Sage while still can

[Anonymous No.]

>>1965822
That's the money you could have saved by switching to Suwako.

[Anonymous No.]

in Google:

1 usd = ?jpy

[Anonymous No.]

1 EURO = 115 YEN
1 AUS$ = 58 YEN
1 CAD$ = 72 YEN
1 SI$ = 59 YEN
1 US$ = 88 YEN

[Anonymous No.]

>>1965822
1 Yen=1 Dollar

[Anonymous No.]

1 U.S. dollar ≠ 1 Yen
1 Yen ≠ 1 U.S. dollar

[Anonymous No.]

1 U.S. dollar = 88.8099467 Japanese yen

[Anonymous No.]

1yen==1cent

[Anonymous No.]

$1 = £1.36305

Damn, i need to buy pounds

[Anonymous No.]

>>1965822
That's the money you could be making if you had a job. He'll be waiting for you, Anonymous.

[博麗 霊夢 !1rAyMooPLc No.]

>>1966000
But you are already fat enough, Anonymous! Why would you like to put on more weight?

[Anonymous No.]

>>1966027
DOHOHOHO

[Anonymous No.]

>>1966027
I'm actually excruciatingly thin. I honestly suspect most /jp/ anons are. I just don't want to bother getting up and fixing meals just to eat

[Anonymous No.]

>>1966037
No, I'm pretty fat. 5'10 230lbs. It's too easy to eat while on the computer. The funny thing is I'm vegetarian, and I am still fat.

[Anonymous No.]

>>1965860
Wow, I had no idea that the yen has stayed fairly strong during our economic downturn.

[Anonymous No.]

[Anonymous No.]

>>1966110
Yen is reasonably stable because Japan traditionally has always had low interest rates which encourages a lot of investors to borrow money from Japan as opposed to other countries.

[Anonymous No.]

I fucking hate this recession, I have a bunch of preorders with HLJ that are going to cost me about 1.5x more than I expected at the time when I made them. Anyone with a clue about exchange rates and shit want to chance a guess at when it will improve?

[Anonymous No.]

>>1968198
>Anyone with a clue about exchange rates and shit want to chance a guess at when it will improve?
Not anytime soon. It takes time for markets to rebound.

[Anonymous of UC Berkeley !H5QuKTly02 No.]

>>1968198
When people finish paying off the loans they got from Japanese banks in the 90s.

IIRC, During Japan's last recession, that country's central bank dropped interest rates to close to zero, making it an extremely attractive place for businesses to get loans. Because of the credit crunch, many businesses with the ability to do so are trying to pay those loans back to shed as much debt as possible. The influx of money into the country strengthens the currency.

Not an economics major, though.

[Anonymous No.]

>>1968215
They dropped them to -1 point, iirc.
That's right people, saving money actually COST you money in japan.
And since it was the whole economy that was fucked up thanks to the big companies, those low interest rates didn't really help that lost decade thing.

[Smash No.]

>>1968198
Pretty soon. Japanese exports fell 35% in december, that's 20% percentage points more than the next loser in Asia, Singapore, and 31% percentage points more than China.

Japanese exports are the locomotive pulling their economy upwards, when it goes badly, the yen will be hurt too, because Japan has an export driven economy.

Chances are you'll see a considerably lower yen in the next months.

[Anonymous No.]

>>1965822
Is that... easy money?

[Anonymous No.]

>>1968198
In 1 month, if usdjpy does not retrace a large amount, it will likely continue to get stronger

[Anonymous No.]

1.00 USD

=

88.8500 JPY

If we were to translate these into bust measurements it would mean that Yen-chan wouldn't be the loli amongst the two.

How does this make you feel /jp/?

[Anonymous No.]

>>1968264
It makes me think that's the dumbest comparison I've ever heard.

[Anonymous No.]

>>1968266
It's totally logical to translate ANY value into bust measurements.

[Anonymous No.]

>>1968264

Anyone in the US who has ever wanted to be the loli, your dreams have come true :o

[Anonymous No.]

I love how in some anime and manga they say 1,000,000 yen is a lot of money, which totally baffles me. Isn't a million yen something like 11k? That's not a lot of money. Shit I make more than that in two months.