Cash flows from foreign operations denominated in a foreign currency will normally be translated using:

A) historical rates.
B) average rates.
C) closing rates.
D) none of the above.

Cash Flows

refers to the in and out movement of cash and cash equivalents within a business.

Historical Rates

Exchange rates that were in effect at the time of a past transaction or financial statement, used for translating foreign currency transactions and balances into the reporting currency.

Foreign Operations

Business activities that are conducted in countries other than the company’s home country, often involving different currencies and regulations.