Utiliser "yen" dans une phrase

1. [1] ‘Jai yen yen’ is a laid back attitude associated with the ability not to take offense at anything

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2. village would receive and his eyes had yen signs in them—plus a little pocket money

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3. “To the end of the harbor breakwater wall,” he said, putting a thousand yen note

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4. gave a budget of 235 million yen, and subsequently, the US-Japan Atomic Energy

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5. approximately $600 billion and a further 450 billion yen in compensation for the victims

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6. “What is this, no credit cards, nothing of value, only 700 yen? How poor are you?” He asked

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7. 22 And Peleg his brother begot Yen, and Yen begot Serug, and Serug begot Nahor and Nahor begot Terah, and Terah was thirty-eight years old, and he begot Haran and Nahor

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8. The Modified Yen Model

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9. What was it? Dollars? Sterling? Japanese yen? Or was it carnal delights?”

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10. 22 And Peleg his brother begot Yen and Yen begot Serug and Serug begot Nahor and Nahor begot Terah and Terah was thirty-eight years old and he begot Haran and Nahor

11. He wrapped up his briefing with a reiteration of the safe bailout areas and the Rules of Engagement: don't fly within 30 miles of the Chinese border; 30 miles of Haiphong Harbor; 30 miles from Hanoi; and of course, you can't hit the MiG bases at Phuc Yen, Gia Lam, Kep, or Hoa Loc

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12. Example of a bullish trend in the Japanese yen chart

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13. Example of a bearish channel and his break plotted in the Japanese yen chart

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14. Example of support turned into resistance in the Japanese yen chart

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15. An example of a triple-top formation in the Japanese yen chart

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16. An example of a triple-bottom formation in the Japanese yen chart

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17. An example of a rounded top formation in the Japanese yen chart

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18. A real example of a bearish pennant in the Japanese yen chart

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19. Example of a falling wedge in a bullish trend in the Japanese yen chart

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20. Example of common gaps in the Japanese yen chart

21. Example of a runaway gap in the Japanese Yen chart

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22. Example of an exhaustion island in the Japanese yen chart

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23. ‘’And what tells you that Laplante will lose? I bet you 10,000 yen that she wins

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24. yen the very best of treatment

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25. For last week, prior to my interviews on Monday, the bulk of my winnings had been converted through money exchange markets from dollars to Euros and yen

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26. With the run on the dollar before the markets closed on Monday, I had nearly doubled the cash available by my broker to almost a billion dollars, or I should say, half a billion Euros and Yen, and coupled with buying oil that went right through the roof, I had made even more

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27. taste of yen from premium brains

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28. As far back as I can remember Russell had a yen for speed

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29. Kiyomura restaurant owners reckon that this fish will cut up into about 10,000 sushi pieces which they will sell at their regular price of 128 yen each ($1

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30. , nonexistent) “funds” there’s already no “hard” matter behind worthless paper or junk metal we call the almighty dollar, yen or pound

31. Krone, marks, yen and all the other versions of filthy lucre

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32. Criticism of the JLPT includes the fact that it's only held once a year, it's expensive (around 7-8 thousand yen), it's all multiple choice (or multiple guess, depending on how hard you studied) and they don't send you the results until March (the test is held in December)

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33. and really his only yen,

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34. This ruthless yen to stay alive at all costs seemed foreign

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35. Rolls Royce of cameras so we hocked it for a few thousand yen, the

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36. There were opium lay-outs with pipes, lamps, yen haucks, and other paraphernalia in some

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37. Within the year our products acquired a good reputation and the demand for them attracted dealers with modest funds, a yen for profit and the willingness to go through the harassment and discomfort of unbelievable and irrational delays in the Libyan customs

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38. number tells you how many of the quote currency (the Japanese yen, in this

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39. 75 yen per dollar

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40. wouldn’t be much at all -- just four yen

41. Probably because Omori was used as a show camp where prisoners were displayed for the Red Cross, the men were “paid” ten yen per month—less than the price of a pack of cigarettes—but they were permitted to spend it only on a tiny selection of worthless goods at a camp canteen, so the money came right back to the Japanese

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42. I searched and found an express coffee shop—nine hundred yen for coffee and miniature croissants

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43. However, this is purely the result of the collapse of the yen

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44. They are going to lower the quality of the yen

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45. The yen fell from 140 to the pound to 146

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46. My flags are yen v dollar, weak yen equals strong equities

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47. Chart 6, 7 and 8 are the German mark, Japanese yen and Swiss franc

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48. Billions of francs, yen, pesos, deutschemarks have flowed into our economy to the’ sum of eighty-five billion dollars

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49. I believe you gave him ten thousand yen and a fine residence in Kyushu, where he now keeps bees

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50. 10: Trying to decide whether to take a trip to Paris or Tokyo, a Canadian student kept track of how many Euros and Yen his dollars would buy

51. Think about the various ways in which you typically exchange US dollars for Japanese yen or Mexican pesos

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52. The Japanese yen spot exchange rate strengthened the most, by 2

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53. A pure currency investment into the yen mildly underperformed U

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54. Carry strategy profits were not riskless, however; during financial crises the high-yielders suffered and the yen served as a valuable safe haven (see Chapter 13)

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55. equity market falls 5% and the dollar weakens by 5% against the yen

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56. equities would lose roughly 10% in yen terms (—9

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57. 75% in yen terms

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58. 25% return) in yen terms, while the hedged investor’s losses would have grown to 5

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59. 25% in yen terms

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60. A currency carry trade involves investment in a high-yielding currency such as the Australian dollar, funded by borrowing in a low-yielding currency such as the Japanese yen [1]

61. For example, a JPY-denominated deposit may serve as a safe haven asset for both Japanese and Australian investors because the yen tends to appreciate during financial crises; thus all global investors may require a lower return from yen-denominated deposits than from some higher yielding counterparts

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62. Conversely, investors are willing to accept lower long-run expected returns for safe haven assets, such as Treasury bonds or the yen, that tend to do well in bad times

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63. Intuitively, low-yielding currencies like the yen can serve as useful recession hedges for U

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64. Implied skews have, on average, patterns similar to realized skews: high-yielding currencies like NZD have higher implied volatilities on the depreciation side than on the appreciation side, while the reverse is true for the low-yielding yen

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65. Watanabe”), and from corporations that borrowed in yen but kept excess cash balances in sterling, to trend-following CTAs who added carry to their menu and to the carry index products that many banks began to offer

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66. yield advantage tell us that the market expects the dollar to depreciate against the yen or does it say that global investors require a higher near-term return for U

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67. Of course, effective growth risk diversifiers are either very expensive (buying the VIX) or unstable (gold and oil worked well 30 years ago, Treasuries and the yen in 2008)

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68. 01% for the yen, and 1

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69. For example, the reason that the yen forward premium is so high (3% over six months, or 6% per year) is that Japanese interest rates are so low

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70. The yen, for instance, often may exhibit a bias of weakness against the U

71. dollar in late autumn because that is when Japanese multinationals repatriate yen for the half-fiscal-year accounting (see Figure 16

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72. dollar), and they are as follows: the euro (EC/6E), the Australian dollar (AD/6A), the Canadian dollar (CD/6C), the British pound (BP/6B), the Swiss franc (SF/6S), and the Japanese yen (JY/6J)

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73. dollar to buy 108 Japanese yen

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74. 00, this means that the yen has weakened against the dollar, because it now requires more yen to obtain the same 1 U

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75. 8692, which tells a trader that 100 yen are worth $0

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76. 8692 dollar (or 1,000 yen are worth $8

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77. 692 or 10,000 yen are worth $86

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78. However, it does represent one very common carry trade, which is to borrow Japanese yen and then put that money into Australian dollars

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79. The more yen that are being borrowed, the more the Australian dollar is being bought, and thus the higher AUDJPY goes (that is, as risk is being put on, 1 Australian dollar can buy more and more yen)

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80. And when the carry trade is being taken off, AUDJPY will fall as Australian dollars are sold to pay back the yen loans

81. dollar is also used in the carry trade, along with the yen, because it is such a low-interest currency (at least it has been over the past few years)

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82. As the carry trade was “taken off” and yen and U

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83. The Japanese yen also moves very closely with the dollar

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84. dollar, as opposed to the euro as it is trading against the pound, the yen, or some other currency

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85. These currency neutral funds attempt to eliminate the change in valuation between the Canadian dollar and the US dollar (or, for the international fund, the Canadian dollar and a basket of foreign currencies like the pound, euro, yen, and Australian dollar)

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86. They would have tarred and feathered him if they could have caught him, but he was safe in Monterey, cooking his yen shi over a peanut-oil lamp

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