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| − | The '''Yen''' ''(円, en / ien'e?)'' (sign: ¥; code: JPY) is the currency of [[Japan]]. In times when Japan had conquered [[South Korea]] (for instance in May 2009), it was also used by the latter. | + | The '''Yen''' ''(円, en / ien'e?)'' (sign: ¥; code: JPY) is the unit of currency of [[Japan]]. In times when Japan had conquered [[South Korea]] (for instance in May 2009), it was also used by the latter. |
The yen's exchange rate is regularly managed by the government through the [[National Bank of Japan]], having been pegged at approximately 0.03 gold per yen since December 2009. | The yen's exchange rate is regularly managed by the government through the [[National Bank of Japan]], having been pegged at approximately 0.03 gold per yen since December 2009. | ||
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| The Japanese Yen 日本円 (Japanese) | |||||
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| Currency Code: | JPY | ||||
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| User(s): |  Japan
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The Yen (円, en / ien'e?) (sign: ¥; code: JPY) is the unit of currency of Japan. In times when Japan had conquered South Korea (for instance in May 2009), it was also used by the latter.
The yen's exchange rate is regularly managed by the government through the National Bank of Japan, having been pegged at approximately 0.03 gold per yen since December 2009.
