Dynamic currency hedging strategies have proven effective in mitigating the heightened volatility of major currencies like the yen, euro and rupee, offering investors greater flexibility compared to ...

Two questions about a portfolio’s currency exposure are why hedge, and how to hedge. 1. Why should I hedge currency exposure? Currency exposure is a non-trivial element of a global portfolio’s ...

Following recent gains in the greenback, the firm has argued that the rush into currency-hedged ETFs may be premature and ...

This article appears courtesy of Global Investor. Here’s an opportunity for European pension funds : they, and other foreign investors, can now delegate responsibility for hedging currency exposure to ...

The Australian dollar touched a three-year high of 71 US cents last month. The post Should you consider currency-hedged ASX ...

John Jagerson has more than 15 years of experience in stocks, options, Forex, bonds, and portfolio analysis. He is Co-founder of Learning Markets LLC, a leading creator of financial content, analysis, ...

iShares Currency Hedged MSCI Japan ETF (HEWJ) offers exposure to Japanese equities with full JPY/USD currency risk hedging. HEWJ is recommended as a hold due to Japan's monetary policy normalization, ...

The case for strategic currency hedging is based on an objective of reducing portfolio volatility, but at current low levels of sterling, UK investors have every incentive to implement the hedge now.

DAVOS, Switzerland (Reuters) - International firms are spending more time at the highest levels discussing how to hedge currency risk, particularly euro-denominated earnings and transactions, in ...

Investors rushing to protect their U.S. assets against dollar depreciation could test banks’ ability to meet demand for ...

Using tools like forwards and options, currency-neutral funds hedge foreign-exchange risks. Investing in currency-neutral funds can protect against losses from unfavorable exchange-rate shifts.

While the US dollar was continually getting stronger and sterling was continually getting weaker, British investors rarely needed to worry too much about currency movements. If you held an ...