| The U.K.’s vote to leave the European Union could delay a recovery in commodity prices, while the yen’s response to the Brexit decision, soaring to within sight of 99 to the dollar, was an overreaction, according to Komatsu Ltd.’s chief financial officer.
The Tokyo-based maker of construction equipment, the world’s largest after Caterpillar Inc. of the U.S., is particularly sensitive to commodity prices and the Japanese currency as more than three-quarters of its sales are made overseas, including the equipment used to dig up and transport metals, coal and other minerals...............................................Full Article: Source
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