Constant currency growth
Constant currency growth is a company's with the effect of exchange rate changes removed, as if rates had stayed the same as in the prior period. It is commonly reported by companies with significant international .
Because reported is measured in a single currency, usually the US dollar, a strengthening dollar can make international look weaker than the underlying business performed, and a weakening dollar can flatter it. Constant currency growth is meant to isolate how the business itself performed, separate from currency swings. It differs from , which usually strips out and currency effects together, so constant currency growth still includes from acquired businesses.