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. Shusuke Yamada:

   The dollar is a little soft heading into U.S.-China trade talks, i see some scope for yen gains, but it is not likely to be a big move higher.

2. Shigenao Ishiguro:

   Just saying, let's move our domestic production overseas - that's not really a strategy. We did all of that when it was at 80 yen to the dollar.

3. Joachim Corbach:

   If things get nastier, then we could see them (investors) coming into the franc, but at the current moment they seem to prefer the U.S. dollar and the yen.

4. Martin King:

   We are seeing the Nikkei edge up tentatively as the yen slides back down to the psychological barrier of 110 to the U.S. dollar, stateside, the Fed's indication that it is willing to increase rates in June has added extra clarity to the landscape of coming months and we can expect to see a decrease in net sellers for the time being as many look to reallocate risk.

5. Chairman Fujio Mitarai:

   Starting next year, with our 2016-2020 plan, our goal is to reach 5 trillion yen by 2020, what constitutes this 5 trillion will be quite different: Maybe 30 to 40 percent will be derived from the new businesses.