Without the currency gains, the company's sales in the quarter would have increased 3 percent instead of 11 percent.

After excluding the currency gains, services revenue rose just 1 percent.

Without the currency gains, the increase was 3 percent.

Sales climbed 5.6 percent, to $5.29 billion, with 3.5 percentage points coming from currency gains.

Without the lift from currency gains, revenue rose 5 percent during the quarter.

After excluding currency gains, the company's sales rose 1 percent.

But when currency gains were excluded, the increase was only 3 percent.

Individual bonds can also benefit from the potential currency gains.

But without currency gains, revenue from services declined by 1 percent.

Once currency gains are factored out, though, sales declined 1 percent.