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Feb
Forex hedging can reduce your risk on volatile positions, but if misused it can double your spreads through additional transaction costs and widenings; you must weigh the protective benefits against higher costs, margin demands and operational complexity before deploying hedges.Understanding Forex Hedging Definition of Hedging in Forex Hedging in forex means taking a position (or positions) that offsets potential losses from your primary exposure to a currency pair - for example, opening a short EUR/USD to offset an existing long. You can accomplish this with spot trades, forwards, options, or correlated instruments; each method changes how you pay for protection,…
