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The original foreign currency journal is not changed by revaluation. Revaluation creates a separate revaluation journal to adjust the accounted ledger-currency value of foreign-currency-denominated balances. Here, the original USD equivalent is 137,000 USD, but the revalued amount is 100,000 EUR × 1.25 = 125,000 USD. Because the liability balance decreases from 137,000 USD to 125,000 USD, the company records an unrealized exchange gain. A liability becoming smaller in ledger currency is favorable, so it is a gain, not a loss. The Euro transaction balance remains intact because revaluation adjusts the accounted value, not the original entered currency transaction. Oracle General Ledger revaluation uses generated journals to record unrealized gain or loss adjustments rather than rewriting the original journal.