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Sharp downward moves in EM currencies hurt corporates

Sharp downward moves in a series of EM currencies during the past year have caused pain for corporates that had been under-hedged due to the high cost of carry against the US dollar. Many have now woken up to the risks, but not all are hedged against future shocks

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Emerging market (EM) currencies can be difficult to predict and costly to hedge. Moves, when they happen, tend to be sharper and more painful than in G-10 currencies, and traditional hedges are often prohibitively expensive due to interest rate differentials. But a series of sharp and sudden falls in several Asian EM currencies over the past year has caused some corporates to rethink how they

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