sales are in usd. debt payments usd. so it does not have a direct bearing on the payment as such. but the lower the dollar the lower the costs to manufacture as those are in aud. hence more left in the tin to pay down debt. is that the case? or am i wrong????? it can get confusing with mixed currency's.
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