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How to Export Hedging Agreement

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The video tutorial discusses hedging in exports, which involves mitigating the risk associated with fluctuating currency exchange rates, specifically the dollar. It emphasizes that new exporters need to be aware of the current exchange rate, using an example where the USD to INR rate is 74.64. When pricing goods in US dollars, exporters must calculate costs in Indian rupees based on this rate. However, they face risk if the dollar's value changes before payment is received. For instance, if an exporter bills one lakh dollars and the dollar increases to 75.6, the exporter benefits, receiving an additional rupee per dollar, which totals an extra one lakh rupees.

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How does an exporter protect against foreign exchange fluctuations?

The most direct method of hedging foreign exchange risk is a forward contract, which enables the exporter to sell a set amount of foreign currency at a pre-agreed exchange rate with a delivery date from 3 days to 1 year into the future.

How do you hedge foreign exchange?

The importer or the foreign currency borrower can hedge their risk by buying the USD-INR futures. When the rupee depreciates, the dollar will appreciate and therefore the value of the USD-INR futures will go up. Any loss on his dollar payable due to weaker INR will be compensated by the long futures on the USD-INR.

Why would an exporter hedge?

Forex Hedging protects the exporter from losses arising out of currency fluctuations. The exporter doing the hedging can reduce the risk of loss until the settlement of payment. It can also help exporters with decision making.

How an exporter can hedge its foreign exchange risk?

In these cases, you can use a forward contract to hedge this risk and protect your expected profits. A forward contract is arranged so that you can profit from the contract if theres an unfavorable movement in the currency in which youll be paid. Heres an example: Lets say youre selling to a company in India.

How do you solve foreign exchange risk?

5 ways to reduce your exposure to currency risk Buy an SP 500 index fund. Diversify globally. Tread carefully with foreign bonds. Invest in currency-hedged funds. Invest in countries with strong currencies.

What are the methods of hedging foreign exchange risk?

The two primary methods of hedging are through a forward contract or a currency option. Forward exchange contracts. A forward exchange contract is an agreement under which a business agrees to buy or sell a certain amount of foreign currency on a specific future date.

What is an example of hedging in foreign exchange?

Example of a Forex Hedge For example, if a U.S. investment bank was scheduled to repatriate some profits earned in Europe it could hedge some of the expected profits through an option. Because the scheduled transaction would be to sell euro and buy U.S. dollars, the investment bank would buy a put option to sell euro.

What is export hedging?

Hedging is a way for a company to minimize or eliminate foreign exchange risk. Two common hedges are forward contracts and options. A forward contract will lock in an exchange rate today at which the currency transaction will occur at the future date.

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