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Foreign exchange risk

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Oct 29, 2026

Melissa LeeHOST
10:14
There's also some color here on the call about the reason behind the search deterioration quarter on quarter.
Melissa LeeHOST
10:20
The business chief is saying that FX... was the biggest driver of surge deceleration from second quarter to third quarter, and that the impact of FX in the fourth quarter will be even greater.
Melissa LeeHOST
10:31
I don't remember hearing about FX.
Melissa LeeHOST
10:33
I never loved FX.
Melissa LeeHOST
10:34
And FX seems always to be like a cop-out kind of excuse.
Melissa LeeHOST
10:37
It's
Guy AdamiPANELIST
10:37
like a weather one where there are less days in the
Tim SeymourPANELIST
10:44
So is that translating into issues around the world? I don't think so.
Gene MunsterSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
13:16
On the call, strong growth in AI mode queries affected search revenue.
Gene MunsterSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
13:20
So on top of them saying that FX was an impact second quarter to third quarter and fourth quarter would be greater, they're saying that AI search queries had an impact on search revenue.
Gene MunsterSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
13:29
So how do you- So that's not
speaker_2SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
13:31
good.
Joseph CarlsonHOST
15:14
Now, the previous quarter was 16%.
Joseph CarlsonHOST
15:16
When you look at the change from growth rate from Q2 to Q3, there were a few drivers here.
Joseph CarlsonHOST
15:21
First, there was FX, foreign exchange.
Joseph CarlsonHOST
15:24
It was the single largest driver of search deceleration relative to Q2.
ColinHOST
13:21
Philip Schindler, which is chief business officer at Alphabet, named currency as the single biggest driver on the slowdown from the second market.
ColinHOST
13:31
They kept using FX as a issue on why we saw the slowdown.
ColinHOST
13:36
He then pointed that the EU is ending its de-minimum exemption.
ColinHOST
13:41
He also cited media and entertainment spending normalizing after the World Cup pulled budgets into June.

14 MINS LATER

ColinHOST
28:12
I would want to know the reason why it's selling off, right? What's the reasoning? It could just be that they realize that the power and energy sector, which is the gas turbines, just maybe that's old news now, right? We got it.
ColinHOST
28:29
We understand you got some gas turbines hooked up to these data centers, right? We understand that, but that's going to have to slow down at some point.
ColinHOST
28:37
You can't keep depending on that business forever, right? Otherwise, maybe they're going to use currency as well, FX.
ColinHOST
28:48
Maybe that's what they're going to claim.
Xavier BainesGUEST
41:32
We do see a significant compression in margins in the Middle East and Latin America as well.
Xavier BainesGUEST
41:38
But Latin America, I think, is more susceptible as well to FX swings and financing costs.
Xavier BainesGUEST
41:43
So that does weigh heavily at the bottom line, not just the operating line.
Xavier BainesGUEST
41:48
But yeah, globally, I think by 27, we'll still be short of 23, 24, 25 levels, but we will be, if the conflict does subdue in the short to medium term, recover to the slightly short of these levels.
Hamish HodderHOST
2:46
Let's get into the results from the second quarter.
Hamish HodderHOST
2:48
Revenue came in at just under eight billion dollars, which was up eight point six percent year over year, uh, and revenue was actually up thirteen percent if we exclude the FX impact, the foreign exchange impact, which was three hundred and thirty-nine million.
Hamish HodderHOST
3:01
Netflix is one of many multinational businesses that earn their revenue mostly in foreign currencies, then converting them into US dollars, and also are businesses where most of their expenses are in US dollars.
Hamish HodderHOST
3:13
Businesses in that situation right now are getting absolutely slammed by the fact that the US dollar is getting a lot stronger relative to almost every other currency around the world.

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