Vehicle Sales Surge in Japan

Sales of new cars, trucks and buses in Japan rose 78% in March from a year earlier, gaining for the seventh-straight month as government subsidies for fuel-efficient cars continued to drive demand. This article was interesting to me because over the past couple weeks, we have learned about Japan and the economic situation/ problem of having really strong currency against the dollar. I don't claim to know a whole lot about economics, or finance, but it seems to me that as more Japanese people let go of their Yen, and decide to buy cars, that more money will be circulated into the system, the economy will improve, and inflation will hit, helping the Japanese Yen to weaken against the dollar.

http://online.wsj.com/article/SB10001424052702303816504577318833530288006.html

Ben Rindlisbacher