Synonyms for yen
yɛnyen

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1. hankering, yennoun

   a yearning for something or to do something

   Synonyms:
   hankering

2. yenverb

   the basic unit of money in Japan; equal to 100 sen

   Synonyms:
   hankering

3. ache, yearn, yen, pine, languishverb

   have a desire for something or someone who is not present

   "She ached for a cigarette"; "I am pining for my lover"

   Synonyms:
   smart, languish, hurt, fade, pine away, yearn, long, ache, suffer, pine, hanker, waste

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1. • Longing

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1. List of paraphrases for "yen":

   yens, ngan, japanese, allen, ellen, jpy, yan, alyn

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1. Hiroaki Mino:

   The stock market has recovered to the levels before it started tumbling in late March on a rising yen. Unless the dollar-yen levels recovers to levels seen then, investors would not chase the market higher.

2. Stefan Worrall:

   The yen has clearly shocked a lot of people with its aggressive strength this past week, but whether or not the negative sentiment is overdone won't be clear until we see the U.S. non-farm payrolls figures.

3. Dan Farley:

   Comments from Japan regarding an intervention in the yen and a stabilization in oil prices are helping equities today.

4. Shinichiro Kadota:

   With the announcement from the U.S on the Chinese tariffs, the reaction on the policy side from China will be the key event to watch in the coming days, if China does react with further escalation in tariffs, the U.S. equity market as well as the dollar-yen or Australian dollar could face further downward pressures.

5. Lee Hardman:

   The developments in Greece have prompted some concerns among global investors, at least in the near-term, which is boosting safe-haven demand for the yen, it's probably fair to say Greece could leave the euro and it would have less of an impact than in 2012, but it would be dangerous.