Surging dollar spurs jump in corporate FX hedging

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By Saqib Iqbal Ahmed and Laura Matthews

New York (Reuters) – Corporate Treasures Efforts to keep the company’s earnings more than in the dollar (Dx = f) Strength, step that some analysts said that units added that President Donald Trump tariff plans would help keep the US currency longer.

The US dollar index in September is about 7% of the low lies near the two-year child in January, when investors were waiting for US economic growth and Trump’s trade policy.

Specificulators have loaded trucks for currency, increasing the position of a long dollar as much as $ 35 billion, the largest in almost nine years.

Corporate Treasures, which often use primary contracts, currency options and exchange to reduce possible currency losses, are usually moved at a more stable pace. But they get closer and closer to the view that the dollar can remain at this high level for a while.

“The corporate community is slowly operating and more intentional,” Paula, a phaule, is currently in the US Bank.

“(But) We have seen those who have a significant impact abroad, which they must repatrate, increasing these projected cash hedging programs,” he said.

“What we hear from customers is that they plan to make the dollar persistence,” said the surveys.

Image Photo. US dollar banknotes are seen in this illustration displayed in this illustration
Image Photo. US dollar banknotes are seen in this illustration displayed in this illustration

Multinational companies like Apple (:Aapl) and Microsoft (Hook) Already warned that a strong dollar is facing the financial results of the pressure in the coming months.

Although there is little visibility at the gross level of corporate hedging activities, interviews with market participants show that the November elections and ahead of the victory and hit the protection against the force of high-level dollar.

“Guided by the elections, our research showed that North American companies were sharply aware of the risks of the elections with the nation,” Eric Houtman Milltechfx said.

“Half of these small companies said they were concerned about the impact of changes in foreign policy.” He said.

The vulnerability of this week’s foreign currency markets this week came the first week, as US tariff threats against Mexico, Canada and China prompted dollars and rising instability.

 
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