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Mitigating Forex Volatility with Forward Contracts

How do you use forward contracts to mitigate the risks of foreign exchange volatility in international trade? These binding agreements between importers and exporters commit in advance to a specific value of currencies on the day that payment is due. Read why so many companies, large and small, protect their businesses with forward contracts.

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