An MNC that uses a strategy of dynamic hedging will apply a hedge it expects a foreign currency that it holds to appreciate, and it will remove the hedge when it expects the currency to depreciate.
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Hello,
Correct Answer is option A
True.
When an MNC expect that foreign currency will appreciate, therefore
local currency should be depreciate,(it is assumed that we
have to make payment in foreign currency that why we are afraid of
foreign currency appreciate) in order to recover from the
looses the company should hedge the position. If the foreign
currency depreciate we are not afraid of looses at that time there
is no use of hedging a position. It will save the cost while
applying for a hedging.
There should be a benefit to the company from foreign
currency appreciate if the company exports goods and
services to the foreign and receive amount in foreign currency.
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