Sentence examples for currency-adjusted from inspiring English sources

On a currency-adjusted basis, Japan was the best performer, losing only one-quarter of that amount.

The chief financial officer, Martina Hund-Mejean, said in a telephone interview that MasterCard would probably exceed its 2009 currency-adjusted revenue growth of 3.9 percent, but probably would fall short of its previous average annual sales-growth target of 12 to 15 percent in 2010 and 2011.

IBM's "Systems and Technology" group's revenue fell 23% on a currency-adjusted basis.

The People's Bank of China (PBoC) reported a $540 billion reduction in foreign currency reserves from August 2015 through November 2016, but a team of Goldman Sachs analysts believes the real currency-adjusted figure is closer to $1.1 trillion.

All figures are measured in local currency, adjusted for inflation.

All currency adjusted to the US dollars.

To err on the side of conservatism, we again decided for our main statistical analyses to compare our traders against the higher of the Dax Sharpes - the non-currency adjusted Sharpe of 0.534.

And although he is thought to have been making a billion dollars in inflation-adjusted currency every year by then, he also won a surprising amount of good will by personally dipping into his pockets when in public, and offering nickels to children and dimes to adults.

In 1919, Gray and his three siblings inherited $26 million — more than $350 million in today's inflation-adjusted currency — from the settlement of their father's original Ford investment.

€, Euro (European currency unit); QALY, quality-adjusted life year.

Thus far, these banks have cared less about risk-adjusted returns than about stopping their currencies from rising.