Sinai: Yen unlikely to draw Japan into conflict with Trump


TOKYO: Japanese policy makers don’t need to worry about a conflict with Donald Trump’s administration over the yen’s exchange rate, according to Allen Sinai, president and CEO of Decision Economics.

The Trump administration is more likely to let markets decide foreign-exchange levels, he said during an interview in Tokyo on Tuesday, where he was meeting with policy makers.

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