Sentence examples similar to adjusted for foreign exchange effects from inspiring English sources

The company reported revenue of $1.5 billion, down 14% year-over-year but flat when adjusted for foreign exchange and an extra week in the 2014 quarter.

Before being adjusted for foreign-exchange movements, sales gained 8percentto to $832 million $1.32 billionon), from $771 millionn a year earlier.

The London-headquartered company reported significantly higher profits for the half year, although these were boosted by foreign exchange effects thanks to its global sales footprint.

(FX is financial shorthand for "foreign exchange").

London is the global centre for foreign exchange trading.

The original demand for foreign exchange arose from merchants' requirements for foreign currency to settle trades.

In 1997, scrambling for foreign exchange, it abolished corporate foreign-currency accounts, and made companies convert all their foreign exchange into Zim dollars.

In 1972, the Chicago Mercantile Exchange introduced futures for foreign exchange rates.

"Sometimes there is more demand for renminbi and sometimes for foreign exchange".

A) Economic growth increases the demand for imports, thereby raising the demand for foreign exchange.

The government has resorted to rationing and price controls amid a scramble for foreign exchange.