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McDonald's hikes prices in Japan on higher input costs, weaker yen
From Friday, the cost of the signature Big Mac hamburger will increase to 410 yen ($2.85) from 390 yen, McDonald's Holding Company Japan said in a statement, reflecting increases of 10 to 30 yen on many items.
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This photograph taken on September 6, 2018, shows the logo of a McDonalds restaurant in Montpellier, southern France. (AFP/Pascal Guyot)
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apan's McDonald's fast food restaurants will raise prices on about 60 percent of offerings to customers, fuelled by rising input costs and exchange-rate fluctuations, the company said on Monday.
From Friday, the cost of the signature Big Mac hamburger will increase to 410 yen ($2.85) from 390 yen, McDonald's Holding Company Japan said in a statement, reflecting increases of 10 to 30 yen on many items.
A Big Mac costs $5.15 in the United States, according to the Economist magazine's index of prices worldwide.
Rising production costs and the yen's slide to a 24-year low has led spurred price increases by 60 percent of major Japanese restaurants, according to a survey issued this month by Tokyo Shoko Research.
Separately, Mister Donut shops in Japan are to raise prices on most items by about 7.4 percent from Nov. 25, its parent company, Duskin Co., said.
