Sentence examples for currency considerations from inspiring English sources

It uses derivatives to hedge its overseas profits fully in each current financial year, and partially for the year ahead.BMW says that its decisions on where it locates production are driven by market needs, not currency considerations.

In this respect, a single currency can promote the values of subsidiarity-values with which it is actually seldom seen as having a connection-since actors, if they are not systematically driven by currency considerations, will have easier and fuller access to the different regulatory regimes that subsidiarity allows to develop.

But Hyundai says manufacturing in Alabama makes sense because of currency considerations and proximity to the U.S. market.

This prompted widespread criticism from China, Germany, and Brazil that the United States was using QE2 to try to devalue its currency without consideration to the effect the resulting capital inflows might have on emerging economies.

The two organizations were created in the 1940s to oversee post-World War II economic development, with the IMF initially focussing on currency and financial considerations and the World Bank helping to pay for infrastructure in emerging economies.

Many believed rental income would help with the costs of the property, but they didn't take into consideration currency fluctuations or the tough economic climate.

When Jacques Delors became Commission president in 1985 there were 10 members; by the time he left in 1994, with a single currency already under consideration, there were 16, and a decade later there were 25.

Taking currency movements into consideration, that translates into a 6% drop in U.S. dollar terms.

Even after the dull quarter, Philip Morris still has that appeal, according to Stifel analyst Christopher Growe, who calls the company a "durable growth story". For the year, Philip Morris forecasted an underlying growth of 10%to12%2% in EPS, after taking effects of currency rates into consideration.

Take into consideration currency conversion when you travel internationally.

Beginning in the mid-1970s, a movement to "maximize shareholder value" above all other considerations gained currency.