FX volatility takes increasing toll on treasurers
New research shows corporates adapting their hedging strategies, including using shorter-dated FX forwards to maintain flexibility.
A strong US dollar, concerns about inflation and lack of clarity around key underlying currency exposures contributed to volatile currency markets in the fourth quarter of 2022, impacting finance and treasury teams worldwide.
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