Japan says ready to act as yen hits 40-year low

Japan's yen has fallen to its lowest level in four decades, and the government says it's ready to intervene. A weak yen helps exporters compete globally but drives up import costs for consumers. According to Channel NewsAsia, officials are prepared to take action to stabilize the currency.

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