Any foreign trade transaction involves a foreign exchange risk, ie the risk of currency losses caused by changes in foreign currency in which payment is made to the national.
Unfortunately,
the company can not always choose the currency rates at their discretion, and
even more difficult to predict the movement of the exchange rate.
As one of
the protective measures against loss, you can use the simultaneous conclusion
of export and import contracts in the same currency and with approximately the
same maturity. In this case, the profits of the export contract and the loss of
import are mutually compensated. But all gains and losses could be cut only
when the balance of exports and imports. In practice, the enterprise, usually
dominated by exports or imports. Then, in order to reduce risk are encouraged
to enter both the export and import contracts in different currencies, with
opposite trends in the fluctuations.
Thus, the
considered methods of protection can be used as support, along with others.
A more
reliable way to protect against currency losses is a currency clause. Its
essence lies in the fact that the currency in which payment is made under a
contract linked to a more stable currency and the amount of the payment is made
dependent on changes in the course of a more stable currency. At the same
payment currency may coincide or may not coincide with the currency rates.
In the
first case, the currency is called the reservation line, in the second case -
indirect.
However,
neither direct nor indirect reservation a full guarantee against loss does not.
The degree of assurance against loss depends on the successful choice of
"anchor currency" is actually on correctly predicted the trend in the
change rate of the currency.
The degree
of assurance, if the "anchor currency" to take not one but several,
and more, the better the degree of assurance. Such a reservation when as an
"anchor currency" is used multiple currencies is multicurrency.
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