The phrase "adverse foreign exchange" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to finance, economics, or business, particularly when discussing negative impacts or risks associated with currency fluctuations.
Example: "The company faced significant losses due to adverse foreign exchange movements that affected its international sales."
Alternatives: "negative currency exchange" or "unfavorable foreign exchange".
Adverse foreign exchange movements will mask continuing underlying progress in 2014, but the effect is predominantly translational and this should remain an excellent stock for medium term funds.
Burman said year-end net debt would rise to $490m from $374m a year ago, reflecting an adverse foreign exchange movement of about $75m.
Japan's large manufacturers turned markedly more confident about business conditions the last three months despite adverse foreign exchange rates, rising oil prices and a weakening stock market, a widely followed quarterly Bank of Japan survey showed today.
As with other Japanese companies, Honda is reeling from the double whammy of adverse foreign exchange impact and an export slump.
Yet he said companies with strong management could use adverse foreign-exchange rates as a catalyst to improve productivity.
Symantec dropped $22.41, or 37percentto to $38.90, after the Internet security firm cut its earnings expectations, blaming weak technology spending and adverse foreign-exchange rates.
Although relevant Web pages explain that the guarantee relates only to bank solvency and not to any losses from adverse foreign-exchange movements, Ms. Hirshman worried that the distinction might be lost on less-sophisticated investors.
Pitney Bowes is the third major office-equipment company in the last two weeks to blame slow sales in September and adverse foreign-exchange rates for an expected shortfall.
By December, they had protected more than half of the dollar revenues for this year.The reason for their conversion to hedging is not hard to divine: adverse foreign-exchange movements can have a huge impact on profits.
Shore Capital also issued a sell note saying: The big unknowns for us are how the group is coping with the adverse impact of foreign exchange rates, which continue to present a significant headwind on both a transactional and translational basis, how much benefit is coming through from lower input costs and the level of efficiency gains management is driving through the business.
The fresh surge of violence, the adverse publicity and the physical damage to the airport will severely undermine tourism a crucial source of foreign exchange that had recently picked up.
