The supreme act of surrender which the believer is called to emulate is the surrender of Christ first as coming into the world as God incarnate and then the surrender to the Cross in the act of sacrificial atonement, breaking the curse of sin and death from the Fall.
Foreign Currency Effects. What are 'Foreign Currency Effects'. Foreign currency effects are gains or losses on foreign investments due to changes in the relative value of assets denominated in a currency other than the principal currency with which a company normally conducts business.
Examples of the positive effect from currencies include companies like GlaxoSmithKline. Its sales grew 14 percent to almost $11 billion due to the currency conversion. Without that effect, sales would have dropped 2 percent. Meanwhile, Pfizer, a competitor, lost money from the impact of currencies.