The market for such hedging is also less active, compared with futures hedging.
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You have a big short position, it means somebody's hedging, or a lot of somebodies are hedging.
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The majority of the new 20193 hedging was done around $22019 per barrel, with 22020 hedging seen at about $22021 to $58 and some 2021 hedging around $58 in Brent and $52 in U.S. crude, one broker said.
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The majority of the new 22019 hedging was done around $22020 per barrel, with 22021 hedging seen at about $55 to $58 and some 2021 hedging around $58 in Brent and $52 in U.S. crude, one broker said.
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The majority of the new 22019 hedging was done around $22020 per barrel, with 22021 hedging seen at about $55 to $58 and some 2021 hedging around $58 in Brent and $52 in U.S. crude, one broker said.
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While there is no consolidated data on hedging activity, anecdotal evidence suggests corporate hedging appetite is light at best, analysts said.
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This hedging structure is known as a collar and allows for cheaper hedging, although it can limit a producer's exposure to rising oil prices.
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Aeroflot (AFLT) has been buying its fuel at spot prices, after poor hedging in 203 when it reported a hedging loss of 23.75 billion rubles.
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"You could see more hedging and more equity issuance ... hedging is a prudent strategy if you are using it to secure the balance sheet," Broda said.
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Hedging dollar exposure is expensive — at current prices, the German investor's 24% yield pick up on 26-year Treasuries would become a 25% loss after hedging.
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But high currency hedging costs have stifled their demand for U.S. Treasuries, while high currency hedging costs have also prompted a move towards unhedged foreign bonds.
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The document defines possible substitutes for conventional derivatives-based hedging, including hedging tools for currency exchanges, liquidity management and protecting against fluctuations in index-based returns.
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As the cost of currency hedging is tied closely to interest rates, dollar hedging costs have risen due to the U.S. Federal Reserve's steady rate hikes.
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Apple hedging its bets Apple hedging its bets The 22016mm jack (or "mini jack", "headphone jack" or "TRS jack") is a descendant from the quarter-inch jack.
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According to a Reuters analysis of hedging disclosures by the 30 largest U.S. shale firms, most rushed back into hedging in the three months to Sept. 30.
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The hedging costs are closely tied to short-term interest rate gaps between currencies and rises in dollar interest rates mean hedging will become costlier for Japanese investors.
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N, which said in January that it stopped any new hedging last July and was evaluating its hedging program structure, also did not respond to requests for comment.
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United Continental, which said in January that it stopped any new hedging last July and was evaluating its hedging program structure, also did not respond to requests for comment.
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Some companies, mainly exporters, have even started to reduce hedging now that the storm seems to have passed, said Mauricio Auger, who handles corporate hedging in Santander Brasil's treasury department.
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United Continental Holdings Inc, which said in January that it stopped any new hedging last July and was evaluating its hedging program structure, also did not respond to requests for comment.
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Because hedging effectively offsets the purchase of an FX asset by selling the same currency in forward markets, a currency may strengthen more if it is not being sold for hedging purposes.
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Mexico will maintain the strategy of hedging its oil output, the government said in its 2020 budget proposal unveiled on Sunday, adding that Pemex would also continue a similar but separate hedging program.
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Part of the hedging trade was being driven by companies.
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Tesla is likely hedging a bet toward future battery innovation.
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Breakingviews General Motors is hedging against incursions from Silicon Valley.
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Sony is certainly hedging its bets with the new Aibo.
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The hedging effects also increased its tax rate, it said.
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" Adds Civiello, there was "no hedging, no shades of grey.
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Hedging against every potential risk is impossible, and prohibitively expensive.
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Snapchat is hedging its bets as its social network shrinks.
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Companies have also ramped up hedging of future euro revenues.
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Not surprisingly, uncertainty begets hedging, in big ways and small.
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And like others, Mr. Netanyahu has been hedging his bets.
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We were looking at it as a possible hedging tool.
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They also point out that hedging can be very expensive.
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And company executives say that hedging doesn't always make sense.
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Netflix is hedging against Marvel by acquiring comics publisher Millarworld.
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The CRM market has existed to allow hedging against defaults.
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Hedging costs have jumped due to more expensive dollar funding.
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At this point, for Silver, perhaps hedging against China's interests
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Commodities are useful in hedging against inflation, Mr. Wolle said.
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IAG did not disclose details of its fuel hedging strategy.
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I'm now hedging in a way that is almost comical.
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"The trade war has boosted currency volatility, which has led to a burst in demand for risk-hedging," said Liu, who sees huge potential in a country where hedging expertise and tools are scarce.
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But Sean Russo, founder of hedging specialist group Noah's Rule and a former director of NM Rothschild and Sons, said the majority of hedging interest has still been coming from consumers instead of producers.
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Yuan hedging markets are still in their infancy, stymied by the central bank's stringent requirements for hedging and the limited participation of speculators and large state-owned firms, which could make markets more liquid.
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One factor driving the flows back to Europe is that the cost of hedging euro exposure is currently lower than hedging dollar risk - crucial for bond investors, who need to guard against currency swings.
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He said the moves were not limited to oil but involved hedging for the U.S. and European power markets although he said he expected banks to remain the leading players in risk management and hedging.
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Vietnam clamped down on hedging tools such as FX forwards following currency stress in the financial crisis, but the lack of such instruments means companies or asset investors have little way of hedging their exposures.
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TOKYO, Oct 24 (Reuters) - Nippon Life Insurance Co plans to increase its holdings of foreign bonds without currency hedging while reducing those with currency hedging in the six months to March, senior company officials said.
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The company reported $135 million in hedging losses in the quarter.
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Despite heavy hedging, its fuel costs were up by a fifth.
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The cost of hedging seems to rise with the dollar's ascent.
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The three-month hedging cost has risen to around 2.0 percent.
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How is it still a hedge fund if there's no hedging?
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The hedging on a timeline for the Senate comes after Sen.
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But Miller disagrees with hedging as the cost can destroy returns.
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Graphic - Sterling options show high hedging costs, expected sterling weakness: tmsnrt.
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Moreover, options are only one way of hedging forward price exposure.
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At least Nyrstar has some cushioning from its price hedging program.
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Other popular hedging vehicles, including options on S&P 500 Index .
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FX hedging costs are at their highest since the financial crisis.
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Anthem and Molina, for example, have already started hedging their commitments.
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Airlines can make more hedging oil prices than selling coach seats.
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It has been hedging fuel costs and foreign exchange risks too.
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I'm hedging because there isn't data to directly verify this declaration.
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While Petrobras, as the firm is known, did not explicitly call the plan a hedging programme, it said the move was similar to a measure taken in September, when the company introduced a hedging programme for gasoline.
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Abhishek Sachdev, Chief Executive of Vedanta Hedging which advises companies on derivatives for hedging and on mis-selling cases, said he is aware of 25 cases involving currency products of which some 15 clients are instructing lawyers.
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The property-casualty insurer, which is a core unit of Sompo Holdings Inc, said it plans to reduce holdings of U.S Treasuries with currency hedging, citing that higher costs of dollar-hedging has undercut their actual returns.
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Hager said the company had recently changed its hedging strategy, hedging some output each quarter on a "consistent programmatic basis" as far forward as six quarters, rather than relying solely on "opportunistic" hedges as it has historically.
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In practice, however, the contracts are too illiquid to allow wholesale hedging.
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The insurance company's results were impacted by losses in its hedging program.
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Excluding hedging, the company's realized price for oil was down nearly 23%.
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For instance, the cost of hedging against falls in Germany's DAX index .
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The situation kept mills from hedging their exportable sugar in New York.
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"This feels like a whole lot of hedging," comedian Kumail Nanjiani tweeted.
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China, while also hedging against the possibility that China is seeking a
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A flurry of hedging indicates drillers are wary oil prices will fall.
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McConn at Wood Mackenzie cautions against overstating the impact of hedging, though.
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Hedging is just one way exporters are readying for the new era.
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But their returns won't be attractive considering the currency hedging costs involved.
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"We are lacking a good Black Sea hedging solution today," he said.
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The net result is a pickup in demand for currency hedging programs.
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The retailer was protected from that until January thanks to currency hedging.
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His bluntness plays well with folks who are weary of political hedging.
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At inception, the financial counterparty minimum rating for hedging providers is 'BBB-'.
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The Turkish government interpreted this as hedging and evidence of ill will.
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Its record lows highlight anemic hedging demand at the broad index level.
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The Kurds, unsure of Washington's commitment to them, are hedging their bets.
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However, we expect traders to be racing to rethink their hedging strategies.
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"There is a huge amount of hedging in Google's statement," he said.
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She got sustained applause when, without hedging, she called Trump's record racist.
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But this time around, they're hedging their bets with real-time metrics.
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Some farmers are hedging their bets, investing in other oft-neglected plants.
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So far, Trump has been hedging his bets on the Republican primaries.
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That shows you just how much these schools are hedging their bets.
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"China is hedging its bets and being unhelpful" in Venezuela, Faller said.
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These are adequate local management capabilities; access to market infrastructure such as clearing; some hedging and trading capabilities; no full reliance on booking and hedging strategies based outside the EU; and provision of accurate data on local activities.
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Although euro zone bond yields are lower than U.S. bonds, their returns after hedging are more attractive than dollar bonds because of a rise in dollar hedging costs, which are closely linked to U.S. short-term interest rates.
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The increasingly fleeting nature of recent volatility spikes, however, has made hedging with options an expensive affair and it would take more than a one-day shock for investors to shake off their hedging fatigue, options market experts said.
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While Petrobras, as the firm is known, did not detail how its diesel hedging program would be structured, it said the move was similar to a measure taken in September, when the company introduced a hedging program for gasoline.
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Nevertheless, investors have been embracing hedging instruments in the face of rising uncertainty.
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For oil traders, hedging data serves as a leading indicator of future supplies.
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Earnings were boosted by lower financing expenses due to profit from hedging transactions.
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Petrobras said there was room to cancel the hike, considering its hedging positions.
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Hedging would cost developers an extra 100 basis points, JP Morgan's Li said.
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Liberals excoriated him for hedging in response to Ed Gillespie's anti-immigrant attacks.
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The gilt's coupon matched up well for hedging deferred pension liabilities, he added.
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Regulators had begun allowing other forms of credit risk hedging in recent months.
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The Treasury market was also seeing hedging interest due to corporate bond issuance.
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So we of course are setting up separate warehousing, doing more in hedging.
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Hedging could restrain ramping activity and increase focus on "capital discipline," Goldman said.
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In part this is a hedging strategy against a big-power stitch-up.
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They have also taken advantage of loopholes related to hedging and merchant banking.
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Commercial interests represent the hedging by oil companies and others in the industry.
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But if the dollar falls below 105 yen, it will consider currency hedging.
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WisdomTree has had a long nice run in its flagship currency-hedging funds.
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Unipec lost 4.65 billion yuan on crude oil hedging in the fourth quarter.
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For cash-strapped drillers, hedging may have simply become too expensive, analysts say.
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What Giuliani is hedging on here is when Trump knew about the repayment.
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In investors' vernacular: They need to begin hedging their bets on the report.
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With effective FX hedging in place, business diversification is viewed positively by Fitch.
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In addition, TBI mitigates currency risk by fully hedging its US dollar exposure.
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The documentation also includes minimum hedging policy and limitation on debt maturity concentrations.
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The bank said it will continue to provide commodity financing and hedging services.
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Hedging and recovering back to his man is also way too much work.
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High currency hedging costs have also prompted a move towards unhedged foreign bonds.
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For hedging against the dollar, they need to pay about 2.6 percentage points.
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Jay Inslee is also trying to call his fellow Democrats on their hedging.
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But hedging costs are eating up all that difference for euro-based investors.
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And even departments in states where marijuana remains verboten are hedging their bets.
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"Effects of the hedging policy will only be felt in 2019,"he said.
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Earnings were boosted by lower financing expenses due to profit from hedging transactions.
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Others are hedging their bets by building LoRa and other narrow band networks.
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TOKYO, Oct 28 (Reuters) - Nippon Life Insurance Co plans to cut currency hedging on some of its foreign bond investment in the six months to March, rolling back unplanned hedging it did earlier this year, senior company officials said on Friday.
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Along with many other Japanese institutional investors, Nippon Life had aggressively bought U.S. and European bonds with currency hedging as an alternative to low-yielding domestic bonds, but the cost of hedging has become expensive due to rising U.S. interest rates.
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GFMS analyst Dante Aranda predicted that increased volatility and uncertainty around gold prices in a number of currencies, and a more positive attitude among investors toward hedging, "will lead to more producers joining the 'hedging club' over the remainder of 2016".
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Meanwhile, investors, bracing for more potential trouble in financial markets, are hedging their bets.
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So the drivers will be hedging against currency fluctuations and insecurity in the markets.
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He did away with legalities or formalities, while seriously hedging his word choice: considering.
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"Option hedging is a temporary impact (intraday momentum) that tends to revert," Kolanovic said.
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"The upside should be limited by bloated global inventories and producer hedging," it said.
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So look before you leap into the tried-and-true inflation-hedging asset classes.
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More importantly, Mr Abe is hedging his bets rather than executing a strategic pivot.
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Beyond U.K. assets, Brexit worries have recently spurred some hedging and repositioning of assets.
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"Everyone was calling me an idiot for not hedging," Berry told The Action Network.
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Of course, these traders may well be hedging outstanding long positions on the stock.
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JBS said in a statement the trades were part of its dollar hedging strategy.
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This paired with positive carry in many markets, makes currency hedging a strong proposition.
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We could see them increase their hedging ratios, given all the risks from Brexit.
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In contrast, Pioneer's hedging has saved it around $260 billion since 2014, Dove estimated.
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The point is that traders are speculating and hedging their risks at record levels.
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In addition, TBI mitigates currency risks by hedging all of its US dollar exposure.
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The Guy, feeling a little surly at being asked about racial politics, begins hedging.
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Nippon Life could consider increasing foreign bonds without currency hedging if the yen strengthens.
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The pound fell, while the cost of hedging against sharp swings in sterling soared.
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The cost of hedging currency risks is determined by factors including interest rate differentials.
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Some banks have enough customers hedging their risk exposure to justify limited vertical integration.
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"Hedging seeks out asset classes that tend to positively correlate with inflation," says Ilijevski.
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Money managers, meanwhile, may be kicking themselves for failing to deploy simple hedging strategies.
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But his remarks indicated that he was hedging against any unraveling of the agreement.
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They also say Barr is hedging about if he'll make Mueller's findings public. Sen.
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"People are hedging their bets on Hong Kong recovering from the virus," she added.
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Still, when we spoke early this month, Kristol seemed to be hedging his bets.
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And there have been signs this week that some investors are hedging their bets.
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As was the case in 1987, complex hedging strategies exacerbated an overdue market correction.
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It is the very essence of hedging and is critical to preserving investor capital.
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It seems to me that these times call for action rather than intellectual hedging.
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The move shows growing demand for hedging tools in the quickly developing LNG market.
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Therefore, traders continue to implement hedging strategies to mitigate possible periods of higher volatility.
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The futures also provide hedging and could lead to higher demand for SPIKES options.
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Hedging its bets, the manhunt movie "21 Bridges" both flatters and reviles the police.
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You can do some hedging, but it is the core of your business model.
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Hedging her bets by using "seemed" doesn't help me develop trust in her assessments.
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Neither is an obvious forum for the sort of industrial hedging offered by the LME.
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So we have a significant degree of hedging in terms of our trade finance business.
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But the rising cost of hedging against the dollar is making them much less attractive.
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There is little evidence of investors hedging — or seeking to protect themselves — from adverse conditions.
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Hedging strategies also carry risk, however, namely that an anticipated market fall does not materialize.
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"Corn sales crushed expectations," CHS Hedging analyst Joe Lardy said in a note to clients.
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In sum, such hedging denies China an entirely free hand to act as it wishes.
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And despite a blizzard of public polls to the contrary, Norpoth isn't hedging his bet.
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The thing that makes Tesla stand out most though, is the utter lack of hedging.
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Options, however, are also a powerful tool for hedging the risk of an investment portfolio.
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Instead of hedging its bets, Rosneft has continued to pile into Venezuela since Chávez's death.
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The higher cost of hedging currency risk in dollars is putting off some foreign buyers.
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He said the company's hedging programme would not be extended once it expires in 2019.
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I don't trust the Cowboys to hand Elliott the keys right away, so I'm hedging.
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Lower volatility is an opportunity for investors to turn to hedging with VIX options again.
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If hedging demand was evenly balanced between currencies, this would not be a great problem.
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Dynamic hedging ETFs with a longer history have whipsawed in the past, and performance suffered.
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State banks also introduced a currency hedging option to attract foreign investors to Egyptian treasuries.
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Yet even the most comprehensive hedging program cannot offer a blanket protection against the downturn.
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Hedging of corporate debt sales expected next week added to the bond weakness, said Hurley.
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The company buys foreign bonds with currency hedging as alternative to low-yielding domestic bonds.
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"We are trying to take out volatility, that is why we are hedging," Hall said.
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Excluding one-time items, such as hedging gains, the company earned 52 cents per share.
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Markets were shrugging off economic data, with "hedging flows more of a focus", they said.
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Like its European peers, CEZ has suffered from falling wholesale prices, somewhat offset by hedging.
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He also said it's possible that other products are competing with the traditional hedging measures.
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But such hedging focuses mainly on large multi-national companies serviced most closely by banks.
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Typically, market moves stemming from supply hedging are temporary and not indicative of market sentiment.
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"While our hedging philosophy has not changed, our tactics have in this environment," said Romo.
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"I don't envision our fuel hedging practice to change in the short term," she added.
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Unlike Nyrstar, however, Glencore isn't in the habit of issuing statements detailing its hedging strategies.
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Miners use hedging, usually by selling future production forward, to guarantee returns for their output.
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What is more, buyers should now benefit from more hedging opportunities in the future markets.
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Oil companies "are going to be hedging and bringing on huge production" at that price.
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The small and fractured nature of the scrap supply chain mitigates against sophisticated price hedging.
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The market sources declined to say which oil companies were actively hedging in recent weeks.
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It last month announced plans to conduct hedging worth up to $40 million for 2017.
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I'm all for manners, but if you need to correct someone, do so without hedging.
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That's why Israel has never liked this deal -- because Iran has a nuclear hedging strategy.
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Outstanding contracts in China's stock index futures, another risk-hedging tool, hit this year's high.
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They also say Barr is hedging on whether he will make Mueller's findings public. Sen.
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It has expanded its hedging for next year to benefit from current high oil prices.
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"More generally, control of unintended momentum tilts by optimization or momentum factor hedging would help."
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The chart below compares German bund yields to U.S. Treasury yields after hedging to euros.
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Respectable investment strategies aim to maximize returns while hedging against unpredictable fluctuations in the market.
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Outokumpu said the raw materials-related profit boost included improved raw material efficiency and hedging.
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Smaller companies have different hedging strategies to their large rivals as they handle lower volumes.
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Uruguay is an infrequent hedger, having last done a hedging deal in 2008 with Citibank.
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But Ascent Wealth Partners' Todd Gordon is still hedging his bets using the bond market.
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Those fearing a less business friendly environment could be hedging against a Democrat, like Sen.
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It's all about money and getting ahead and hedging your bets and playing the angles.
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Excluding one-time items, including taxes and hedging gains, Whiting lost 14 cents per share.
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Analysts have also warned about wilting demand from foreign investors as hedging costs have risen.
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However, the hedges are short-term, resulting in potential volatility to the cost of hedging.
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After hedging a little bit, I thought I might as well make a song symphony.
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So I think for a lot of these it's kind of hedging their bets, right?
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Nanang Hendarsah, the BI official in charge of developing the money market, said the central bank will also issue a regulation to allow banks to sell structured foreign exchange hedging products, like multiple foreign exchange option contracts, to try and lower hedging costs in Indonesia.
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Late on Wednesday, Oi posted a larger-than-expected loss as it closed currency-hedging positions.
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"To deal with rising dollar hedging costs, we are planning to shift to euros," Matsuta said.
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"I didn't know if it was OK to say that," Broderick said after hedging the question.
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Shifts in the costs of derivatives indicate hedging demand has picked up since trade concerns intensified.
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In the meantime, Ramaswamy, who worked formerly as a hedge fund analyst, is hedging his bets.
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The bank also recommended clients buy gold XAU= and products hedging against a rise in volatility .
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There now seems to be more of an appetite to put some hedging in for 2017.
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But even as it debates deeper military cooperation, the administration seems to be hedging its bets.
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He noted that hedging contracts taken out by retailers to protect against sterling's fall were unwinding.
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Taleb is an advisor to Universa Investments, an investment management firm that specializes in tail hedging.
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Pons said she would continue to post a weekly video on YouTube, effectively hedging her bets.
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The derivatives market showed sterling hedging costs remained elevated and investors positioned for further pound weakness.
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However, just 43 roles had already been created or moved, with many still hedging their bets.
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Chinese carriers have typically stayed away from fuel hedging after suffering big losses in 2008-2009.
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The aim is to discourage the stockpiling of crude, as well as the habit of hedging.
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The fund carries exposure to developed global stock markets while hedging against fluctuations in the dollar.
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He does openly say he's sorry at one point, but with a significant amount of hedging.
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Hedging activity is closely monitored as it can pressure global oil prices by its sheer volume.
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"When China lifted the ban, everyone got all whipped up," said CHS Hedging analyst Steve Wagner.
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"Whether that's happening because they believe in the tech, or people hedging - you just don't know".
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"There's resistance at $52 to $53 a barrel," said Tony Headrick, energy market analyst CHS Hedging.
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"There's resistence at $52 to $53 a barrel," said Tony Headrick, energy market analyst CHS Hedging.
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Analysts said that hedging linked to this week's corporate bond supply also spurred selling in Treasuries.
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Daido currently puts currency hedging on about 13 percent of its foreign bond investment, he said.
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It also said hedging strategies that have worked in recent years may no longer be effective.
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"Clearly, investors are hedging their bets ahead of the big (Brexit) vote in January," Aslam said.
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Ovo Energy and Affect Energy, declined to comment on their hedging strategies due to commercial sensitivity.
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Investing and hedging activities allow the company to smooth volatile underwriting results, and stabilise net profitability.
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But hedging is a luxury, available to those who have too many appealing options in life.
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The deals can be drawn in any currency, which also offers a form of currency hedging.
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Harman, is hedging its bets here, launching speakers for each assistant under its different umbrella brands.
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WHEN VOLATILITY IS HIGH, HEDGING -- BECOMES VERY EXPENSIVE AND YOU ALMOST HAVE TO REDUCE YOUR LONGBOOK.
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"Wall Street is — and corporate America is — pretty famous for hedging their bets," Mr. Moore said.
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He sensed that Tony was hedging his bets — leaving open the possibility of a future relationship.
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He had worked on science stories in the past and was used to hearing more hedging.
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In other Tesla news: Saudi Arabia's interest shows it's hedging against a peak in oil demand.
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Some are hedging on the social media giant Tencent; others are shorting the online retailer JD.com.
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For the most part, he isn't hedging or trapping or sagging back and crossing his fingers.
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Traders have become more cautious, hedging risks and using instruments such as contracts for difference (CFD).
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Some companies, too, are hedging bets, anticipating that future administrations may be more interested in regulation.
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Peddlers of crypto-derivatives, the FCA says, cannot claim their wares are needed for hedging purposes.
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For years the YPG, perhaps hedging its bets, tried to avoid open conflict with the regime.
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Emanuel said if the hedging was for a month out it would not be that unusual.
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The move higher in Libor has meant both hedging and funding costs have become more expensive.
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Delta's fuel-hedging loss was a far smaller $83 million in the fourth quarter of 2015.
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It will focus on market making and services for clients such as hedging, the sources said.
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It will focus on market making and services for clients such as hedging, the sources said.
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For oil traders, hedging data from shale companies serves as a leading indicator of future supplies.
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TOKYO, Oct 13 (Reuters) - Fukoku Mutual Life Insurance will continue to invest in foreign bonds without currency hedging in the second half of the current fiscal year due to rising dollar hedging costs, a senior company official said, just as it did in the first half.
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"For the belly of the curve such as the 10-year segment, the hedging costs can be swallowed and the market is very liquid but in the short-end of the curve, hedging is a big deterrent," said an investment director at a U.S. fund in London.
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Maybe Chastain's just hedging her bets so she can get an invite to the Trump White House.
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Even Musk himself has been hedging heavily about the chances of the first Falcon Heavy flight's success.
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"Currency hedging is not a free lunch," said Ben Johnson, global director of ETF research at Morningstar.
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More investors are hedging against euro risk, as measured by the implied volatility in the options market.
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High uncertainty times high stakes equals high risk, exactly the kind of risk that requires substantial hedging.
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"Some institutional investors are hedging exposure to large cap tech names," Trade Alert analyst Fred Ruffy said.
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They will chose to forego hedging in the face of increased volatility (costs) thereby increasing their risks.
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Some companies are allowed to file for exemptions to the caps on futures positions for hedging purposes.
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For foreign managers, the cost of hedging sterling risk can wipe out any yield advantage from gilts.
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But look more closely—at the subtle hedging in their language, at the protective coats of phrasing.
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"There's definitely room for these markets to go lower," said Joe Lardy, research manager for CHS Hedging.
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"It's provided more opportunity for clients hesitant about hedging to take advantage of a premium," Morales said.
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It's as if investors have given up on hedging, which is exactly what appears to be happening.
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"The inflation hedging abilities of gold are not measured over months or years, but centuries," he said.
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Last year, it started hedging as early as June, months earlier than the typical August-September window.
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At Postbank, volume growth helped offset margin pressure, but results were burdened by a negative hedging effect.
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For as neat — and exciting — as it is, it's likely just Toyota hedging its bets a bit.
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How many hedge funds are actually in the business of hedging, as opposed to making concentrated bets?
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The three-month hedging cost stands at 2109.50 yen per dollar or about an annualised 2.6 percent.
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But maybe, like other bombastic aspects of Trump's campaign, there will be some hedging on the issue.
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Is the writer hedging because they aren't sure whether the video depicts actual clips of Disney princesses?
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As one of the only people who had actually built one, Alden was soon hedging his bets.
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Nguyen said she expected more hedging of currency exposure to April's French elections in the weeks ahead.
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THAT'S CALLED SYNDICATION, IT'S CALLED HEDGING, IT'S CALLED, YOU KNOW, LIMITING ABSOLUTE NUMBERS, IT'S CALLED STRESS TEST.
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"We're telling producers it's time to lock in," said Thibaut Remoundos of London-based hedging consultancy CTC.
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Nomura strategist Jordan Rochester attributed the pound's lurch lower to investors' renewed interest in hedging sterling risks.
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Excluding a $161 million loss on hedging, the company earned $80 million or 48 cents per share.
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The Dreyfus unit is stocking up on sugar to carry forward, since it has longer hedging positions.
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"A bigger rebound cannot be ruled out, but will likely be met with hedging activities," they said.
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Fitch views the group's hedging as well- managed and effective, insulating the group from unexpected FX movements.
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Roughly half of the outflows on Wednesday stemmed from both delta- and gamma-hedging trading, Kolanovic estimated.
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General Motors is already hedging itself in ride hailing, having taken a $500 million stake in Lyft.
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He added the company would continue its policy of currency hedging, faced with volatility and market uncertainty.
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It has not gone very far in developing insurance or hedging markets to protect against these risks.
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The scene bounces between Madeline recounting the story hedging the truth a little and what actually happened.
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Analysts say the results show the bank's strategy of hedging its exposure to volatile markets is working.
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His hedging approach is exceptional and that has unsettled those who are used to the status quo.
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The strength of demand for volatility protection has driven hedging costs, as measured by the VVIX index .
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The foreign exchange market is currently dominated by money flowing from corporate and hedging activity, Galy said.
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Typically, a function that would be potentially life-saving or crime-solving comes with some corporate hedging.
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While some companies have well-defined systematic approaches to FX hedging, others employ substantial discretion, analysts said.
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Britain and Germany, two of the most powerful members of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization, are hedging.
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In the meantime, KO_OP is trying to split shares equally, as a way of hedging their bets.
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And hospitals have been hedging this trend for years by acquiring orthopedic surgery centers and physician groups.
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In the aftermath, Qatar gradually adopted the policy that its officials and analysts refer to as hedging.
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Hedging activities for trading purposes should not exceed 80% of the physical volumes under the new regulations.
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It is possible that in hacking into the Republican committee, Russian agents were simply hedging their bets.
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As they warily watch the chaos in Washington, several governments in Latin America are hedging their bets.
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That has strained profits at Japanese financial institutions by heightening the cost of hedging their overseas investment.
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RPT-CHINA'S FOREX REGULATOR SAYS MEASURES AIMED AT PROVIDING MORE FOREX HEDGING CHANNELS FOR OVERSEAS BOND INVESTORS
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Hedging activities for trading purposes should not exceed 80% of the physical volumes under the new regulations.
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"We don't even know what the Mueller report says, but Democrats are already hedging their bets," Rep.
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Egypt and Turkey both provide examples of hedging, testing realignments but not jumping in with both feet.
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Citi trades precious metals and does some hedging and financing business for some of Canada's gold producers.
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Asian funds have balked at buying Treasuries in recent months as higher U.S. rates raise hedging costs.
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The Point: Keep an eye on whether more 2020 Democrats start hedging -- a la Warren -- on impeachment.
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It is only prudent for Europeans to start hedging their bets against over-reliance on America, but hedging can be costly, and they have to be careful lest the hedge become a wedge, as François Heisbourg of the Fondation pour la Recherche Stratégique, a think-tank, pithily puts it.
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The Shanghai market, by contrast, has tended to reflect domestic speculative activity far more than international industrial hedging.
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This could indicate the firm is hedging its bet on the ride-hail behemoth, though Ronen denied that.
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Hedging and protective strategies generally involve additional costs and do not assure a profit or guarantee against loss.
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Although US oil companies are doubling down on their oil footprint, some European companies are hedging their bets.
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However, holders of those stocks are also LME short-position holders, assuming they are hedging their price exposure.
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The , largely viewed as a hedging proxy trade on Trump policies, last traded at 21.8822 against the greenback.
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Redler said he's still long the market, but is hedging because the quick gains have made it riskier.
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Takahashi said the fund now has proper human resources, such as risk management expertise, to conduct currency hedging.
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In practice, though, bosses need to weigh carefully the costs involved in complex hedging strategies against promised benefits.
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And it's this cost—computationally and in terms of actual dollars—that have researchers hedging on DeepVariant's utility.
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Another 215 companies increased their hedging positions by 91 million barrels; two others did not hedge at all.
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In addition, pent-up demand for hedging will pressure any moves higher in the oil market, he said.
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But investors have been hastily hedging against more weakness in sterling should the negotiations with the EU collapse.
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The drop in the pound against the dollar led to a 4.4 billion pound non-cash hedging charge.
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But two years later they were hedging, insisting they could scale Google to a global power by themselves.
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This alliance may be a case of the company hedging its bets with a younger, more trendy brand.
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A broking source said the LME must convince ESMA that activity is hedging-related and use the waiver.
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The hedging waiver is applicable to physical market customers such as consumers and producers to manage price risk.
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But the group is also hedging its bets by developing the hybrid gasoline-electric Nissan Note e-Power.
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But at least copper producers and consumers have the option of hedging against the resulting booms and busts.
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Traders like BB Energy, Lassau noted, can offer expertise in marketing products, providing financial instruments and hedging options.
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But Matsuta said the insurer might consider taking some currency risks depending on the cost of currency hedging.
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Another lawmaker in a tough re-election race who is hedging his bets is North Carolina GOP Sen.
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The RBI had said last month that it would widen the scope of activities where hedging was allowed.
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"Gasoline is playing a leading role in trade action," said Tony Headrick, energy market analyst at CHS Hedging.
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In early 2011 and through most of 2012, Ruggles was the chief architect of Delta's fuel-hedging strategy.
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Hedging and protective strategies generally involve additional costs and do not ensure a profit or guarantee against loss.
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That's because this knowledge is absolutely essential for hedging your business or your investments against one simple fact.
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One way to measure the cost of hedging with VIX options is to look at the VVIX Index.
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Otherwise, there would be free money available for those investing in country A and hedging their currency exposure.
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I imagine at that point shale oil companies will be hedging bigger volumes for 1-2 years ahead.
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Its realized prices for oil rose 5% to $56.68 per barrel in the quarter, helped by better hedging.
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The truth is, she's also supremely fair, but you're not going to get away with hedging or equivocating.
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"A general trend towards passive products such as ETFs creates new hedging needs for asset managers," said Book.
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BRF also lost about 50 million reais on corn hedging in Chicago as local and international prices diverged.
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It also encountered geopolitical and economic headwinds, and is still feeling the pain of its fuel hedging strategy.
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The data was "about as neutral as can be" for cattle futures, CHS Hedging said in a note.
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Six of seven dealing desks contacted by Reuters said hedging interest was rising, although no data is available.
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Most firms stopped hedging when the crown firmed to 22017 against the euro at the end of 220.
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Hedging currency risk effectively reduces this natural hedge, and thus, volatility rises as the currency hedge percentage increases.
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With crude at $50 a barrel, hedging could intensify, said Jesper Dannesboe, senior commodity strategist at Societe Generale.
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The group benefited from a profit boost from its financial services business and a gain from derivatives hedging.
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Its 2020 hedging position locked in 25,000 bopd with an average floor price protected of $59.00 a barrel.
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Hedging acts as insurance against price drops, letting producers drill with more certainty they can earn a profit.
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But some regional experts counter that Tehran is hedging its bets in case the militants return to power.
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"We don't even know what the Mueller report says, but Democrats are already hedging their bets," said Rep.
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Both Turkey and America, for separate reasons, now appear to be hedging their bets on the war's outcome.
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For now, Democrats appear to be hedging their bets on whether Cardenas can fight the allegations and survive.
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BMW said it is currently pursuing a "hedging strategy" and aims to "increase planning reliability for the company".
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"Managed money is very long — both futures and options," said Tony Headrick, energy market analyst at CHS Hedging.
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"I certainly asked the guys to increase the proportion of (fuel) hedging that we actually have," Mansury said.
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At the same time, Putin has begun hedging his bets, diversifying his markets for Russia's crude oil exports.
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We can also reduce risks by better hedging positions and increase what we earning on our refining margins.
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"The proposed test neglects often considerable investments ... that are not reflected in corresponding hedging positions," the EU said.
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Hedging its bet will pay off if VW and others prove to overoptimistic about demand for electric vehicles.
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Third, the U.S. shale oil industry can use hedging to lock in profits and ride out price swings.
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"We had reached record volumes, with clients hedging, rebalancing their portfolios ... a lot of intense activity," he said.
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This has forced the cost of hedging contracts above levels supported by fundamentals, "overcharging" investors looking to hedge.
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The three-month hedging cost for dollar/yen is about 2.45-2.60 percent, its highest since late 2008.
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"Until now, you could talk about hedging, and all allies were doing it fairly prudently," Mr. Heisbourg said.
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Beltway conventional wisdom says Team Biden is hedging against future gaffes by pulling Biden away from unscripted events.
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"Hedging currency is expensive, but if we don't do it, we can't present as much work," said Linehan.
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"There's been some general support on that upcoming meeting," said Tony Headrick, energy market analyst at CHS Hedging.
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"Egypt is ready and Egypt is using the hedging mechanism whenever Egypt needs to use it," he said.
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More often than not, market participants have been rewarded for fading negative price moves rather than hedging them.
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"It's a first, and you can tell I'm hedging because the Fed has never done this," he said.
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Following a 21.7966% surge by the pound in the last few months, traders are now hedging their bets.
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"I don't understand why the White House is hedging on condemning domestic abuse," one GOP congressional source said.
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The insurer said it will buy foreign bonds without currency hedging when the dollar falls against the yen.
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Crystal aims to operate with a minimal open currency position and uses on- and off-balance sheet hedging.
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"We don't even know what the Mueller report says, but Democrats are already hedging their bets" Georgia Rep.
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"It's a useful hedging instrument," said Daniel Matuszewski, head of trading at Goldman Sachs-backed crypto firm Circle.
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Another 10 companies decreased their hedging positions by 31 million barrels; three others did not hedge at all.
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High-frequency indicators of market positioning and options market hedging have also shifted markedly to show some optimism emerging.
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It recommends that the C.F.T.C. address concerns about the hedging definition and narrow the scope of the proposed rule.
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From there, producers and consumers have about 15 different hedging structures to work from, including swaps and various collars.
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The cost for dollar hedging, which is closely tied to dollar interest rates, has been steadily rising since 2014.
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The cost of three-month hedging stands at 0.67 yen per dollar JPY3M=, or about an annualized 2.5 percent.
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"There is no doubt that the levels are becoming attractive for exporters to conduct some currency hedging," he said.
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That's pretty amazing, and in many contexts — international money transfers, hedging for residents of high-inflation nations — extremely useful.
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That's why Duterte may favor a China policy approach that would be less about balancing and more about hedging.
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Even very orthodox companies who were never involved in capital markets started buying them as a means of hedging.
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Instant Android apps and custom app indexing are just two ways that the company is hedging its web bets.
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"'Happy' is a strange word to attribute with Jon Snow," Harington told the magazine, hedging his answer a bit.
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Some startups are certain that there will be a retreat in a few years and are hedging their bets.
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The company now hedges less than 10 percent of its foreign currency-denominated debt due to high hedging costs.
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Reuters reported last week that a currency hedging mechanism will be tested at an upcoming airport auction next month.
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For euro-based buyers, for example, 10-year gilt yields approach the -0.6% that German Bunds pay, after hedging.
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"It's disturbing that EPA is not taking action here and that even now is hedging its bets," Sussman said.
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BC is keeping a minority stake, hedging some of the risk inherent in buying a private-equity portfolio company.
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On Friday, Trump showed no indication of hedging on his decision when he was seen talking to Prince Mohammed.
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Mishra noted that there are now a number of ETFs that use innovative hedging strategies to address market downturns.
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This hedging is based on widely-held scepticism about whether national teams can convert individual brilliance into collective success.
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Continental, which operates in North Dakota and Oklahoma, famously stopped hedging in late 2014, expecting oil prices to rebound.
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However, traders can sometimes find themselves in a gamma trap when the hedging exacerbates losses as stocks drop dramatically.
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The central bank and the SEO are working on currency hedging tools to support cross-border deals, he added.
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Banks have already paid out some 2.1 billion pounds in compensation so far for the interest rate hedging scandal.
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A lack of hedging opportunities has frustrated foreign and institutional investors in the UAE, where short-selling is restricted.
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And, if he were Verizon, which acquired Yahoo for $4.8 billion in July, Levinsohn would be hedging his bets.
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WTI is the main benchmark for U.S. crude grades and a crucial hedging tool for the U.S. oil industry.
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The fuel-cost impact reflected the expiry of hedging instruments that had benefited the group last year, Gagey said.
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Instead, she compensates with over a dozen lucrative endorsements-a hedging tactic employed by many of her Hollywood peers.
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Still, fund manager Chad Morganlander of Washington Crossing Advisors suggests maintaining an allocation to gold, largely for hedging purposes.
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On the other hand, Viola Risk Advisors had warned recent volatility was threatening the bank's trading and hedging models.
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Jenny, who fears a sharp decline in snowfall over the next 22016 or 21 years, is hedging his bets.
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However, average realized prices, before hedging, rose nearly 2760 percent for crude oil and 21 percent for natural gas.
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THEY CAN'T SELL THEIR PAPERS, SO WHAT THEY ARE DOING IS THEY ARE CROSS-HEDGING AND SHORTING S&Ps.
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The insurer plans to invest in dollar-denominated funds without hedging if the dollar trades between 105-110 yen.
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In 2009, three Chinese state-run airlines reported book losses totalling 13.17 billion yuan on aviation fuel hedging contracts.
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Sumitomo Life would consider buying foreign bonds without currency hedging when the dollar falls below 110 yen, Matsumoto said.
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"Considering the hedging costs, it remains hard to buy U.S. Treasuries unless it's without a currency hedge," Takahashi said.
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Meanwhile, exacerbating the ferocity of the move on the London market was hedging against shorts in the options market.
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High policy rates in America have pushed up hedging costs, deterring European and Japanese pension funds from buying Treasuries.
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The scale of the shift in positioning goes way beyond anything that could be attributable just to Nyrstar's hedging.
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Most developers lack a "natural" hedge in the form of dollar assets or revenues, and hedging is prohibitively costly.
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Instead of "hedging its bets" with respect to Curiosity, NASA embraced the danger and the drama of the mission.
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Breaking down the numbers, fund performance was led by equity hedging strategies, with year-to-date performance up 9.4%.
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As hedging strategies run out of room and margin pressures worsen, more stores are expected to follow that lead.
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This fall, it's hedging its bets with an income-share program in which students are treated like, well, investments.
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Logan Paul was in attendance, and has since made comments hedging that the relationship between the two is fake.
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Instead, Pakistan can consider matching India's positive support for Kabul, rather than hedging on one faction or the insurgency.
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The Point: Trump is hedging here -- to preserve his political and legal liability, when both are in significant peril.
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Hedging is when airlines fix the future cost of their fuel to take away the risk of price swings.
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"It didn't seem to me like he was mincing words or engaging in a hedging language," Ms. McMeans said.
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Market calculations shift swiftly, and hedging against losses on multiple fronts could quickly become the order of the day.
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Enter Dutch startup Easy Caravanning, which is hedging its bets on a new generation of lightweight, quick-assembly campers.
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Fuel hedging is a contract that airlines use to reduce exposure to volatile and potential rises in fuel costs.
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To shield itself from those potential problems, a bank can engage in hedging, often using instruments such as derivatives.
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SoftBank's interest in Uber indicates it may be hedging its bets amid intense competition in the ride-hailing industry.
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When U.S. bonds yielded around 5% and the Treasury yield curve was steep, hedging costs ate less into returns.
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By all accounts, Japanese funds are retreating from U.S. equity and bond investments, driven out by prohibitive hedging costs.
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And so, everything that happens between now and then, quite honestly, a lot of people hedging, some people speculating.
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Japanese insurers resort to currency hedging on the bulk of their foreign investments to protect their yen-denominated value.
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"Hedging costs are quite considerable so yields have to rise well in excess than current hedging costs and that is one reason why Japanese and European investors are not rushing to buy U.S. bonds despite such attractive yields," said Shaniel Ramjee, a multi-asset portfolio manager at Pictet Asset Management in London.
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These figures compare positively to PEN6 billion and PEN487 million reported in 2014, which includes hedging losses of PEN207 million.
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Profit came in at 96 cents a share, below expectations of $1 thanks to ineffective hedging and lower trading results.
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We buy and we sell probably at the same moment, so we're hedging most of the material that we have.
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Some client money also has been moved out both bonds and stocks and into hedging strategies to mitigate portfolio risk.
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Some developers have chosen to not hedge forex risks, however, believing that expensive hedging tools are a double-edged sword.
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"With a good hedging structure and an improvement in the Aussie dollar they will be able to improve," Rooney added.
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He's not on the team yet, but he's definitely making a case in favor of Simpson and hedging his bets.
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He believes foreign investors will move into corporate bonds in part because hedging costs on U.S. Treasurys have increased significantly.
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The IOC spokesman denied the claim at first before hedging, acknowledging he didn't directly know the specifics of the situation.
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And some securities clearing businesses were already "hedging their bets" by thinking of acquisitions elsewhere in the EU, Hill said.
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Average realized selling price, including hedging, jumped 40 percent to $66.08 per barrel in the third quarter, the company said.
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It is the most widely anticipated hedging deal in oil markets, and can make or break an investment bank's dealbook.
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"We get more questions about hedging when currency moves," said Roberto Battistuzzi, director of foreign exchange sales at Credit Suisse.
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The party wants an election, because it thinks it can win despite two years of hedging on the fundamental question.
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If that desk knows it is going to receive unsold inventory, at what point can traders start hedging their positions?
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That was the state of play in Republican politics until Tuesday, when Ryan took himself out of contention without hedging.
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They looked for options moves showing that investors are hedging against a violent move lower on results for those names.
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By contrast, Trafigura said it uses fair value accounting only on its hedging deals, inventories and certain other financial instruments.
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They raked in higher revenues from the resulting surge in trading and hedging activity from their clients, particularly hedge funds.
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As its hedging of fuel prices last year unwinds, Ryanair's margins will be lifted further by cheaper oil into 2016.
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To be sure, the positioning in the fund's options is more suggestive of hedging activity rather than outright bearish bias.
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WTI crude is the main benchmark for U.S. crude grades and a crucial hedging tool for the U.S. oil industry.
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That target now seems within reach, especially as U.S. Treasuries look expensive, once currency hedging costs are taken into account.
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Also, hedging costs for overseas buyers have risen due to an unexpected resurgence in the dollar in the second quarter.
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Hedging involves buying financial instruments that give producers the option to sell their oil at an agreed-upon future price.
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GURU got hit hard by a few names, and AlphaClone by its hedging position being implemented at the wrong time.
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A deficient hedging strategy on an equity derivative portfolio also caused a 70 million euro loss in the United States.
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Excluding impairment charges, hedging gains and other one-time items, the company posted a loss of 43 cents per share.
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That's in part due to producer hedging, which involves selling those long-dated calls while buying puts or put spreads.
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Just as Apple is hedging its bets with a 12.9-inch iPad Pro with Pencil input and Smart Keyboard option.
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Selling forward, or hedging, is used to lock in revenue at pre-determined rates and offers protection from falling prices.
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Hedging needs as CVS Health Corp announced a nine-part corporate bond sale were also seen as weighing on bonds.
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Some market participants guessed the trader was likely hedging against another position rather than betting outright that stocks will rise.
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"Barack Obama at his final White House Correspondents' Association dinner Hedging your bets"I mean, I guess never say never.
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Trying to lure back foreign currency, Egypt has introduced instruments from diaspora bonds to forex hedging options on local treasuries.
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BNM's Nur Shamsiah said the measures would boost the onshore hedging market and help improve its case with FTSE Russell.
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The boss of a big French defence firm says nobody, banks aside, made serious plans for it, beyond currency hedging.
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Streaming services like Netflix and Amazon Prime Video are hedging their bets, offering HDR content in both formats for now.
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The mining industry returned to net hedging in 2014 for only the second time in 15 years as prices fell.
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Hedging became unfashionable during gold's 12-year bull run, which took prices to a record $1,920.30 an ounce in 2011.
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The company also booked a loss in the fourth quarter, impacted by non-recurring expenses and losses to currency hedging.
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CME said its contract will be the first financial settled exchange-traded futures product for hedging exposure to Chinese copper.
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Moreover, the local press revealed that Odebrecht might have financed most candidates in the 2015 presidential election, hedging its bets.
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Bank traders report slowing trading activity as investors sit on the sidelines and corporates cut back on their hedging strategies.
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The big picture: There's reason to believe this type of financial hedging exists in most contracts involving the big PBMs.
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TBI is also in talks with Iraq's State Oil Marketing Co to undertake hedging facilities for Iraqi oil, he said.
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Uhl said lower cash flow was due to higher hedging payments from rising oil prices and one-off tax payments.
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"The idea of staying long bonds as a hedging strategy for stocks is getting a little long in the tooth."
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This leaves them with a meager return of 0.3-303 percent after hedging costs, a marked turnaround from previous years.
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In a system that already disproportionately prosecutes people of color, hedging the constitutional rights of defendants can be particularly harmful.
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I asked several times when he thought he might be ready for the next runway show, but he kept hedging.
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"Energy markets have responded positively to the smaller-than-anticipated build," said Ryan Kaup, a commodities broker at CHS Hedging.
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But the shortage of hedging tools or channels has long been a source of pain for global investors in China.
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Asset management fees and client hedging in commodities, particularly gold, helped offset a drop in more traditional investment banking income.
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"Energy markets have responded positively to the smaller-than-anticipated build," said Ryan Kaup, a commodities broker at CHS Hedging.
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Net fuel costs declined $200 million, largely due to a $256 million reduction in fuel hedging loss, the company said.
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LONDON (Reuters Breakingviews) - SoftBank's Vision Fund chief, Rajeev Misra, may have a cunning hedging strategy for the giant technology investor.
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Fitch expects the covered bond swaps hedging this risk would be terminated in a covered bond event of default scenario.
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"Open foreign bonds" - foreign bonds bought without currency hedging - account for about 2500 billion yen of the total foreign assets.
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" Analyst Colin Rusch, who covers Tesla for Oppenheimer, said, "What I heard last night is they're hedging their production times.
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"Buyers, like sellers of U.S. oil, started hedging WTI," said John Driscoll, director of Singapore-based consultancy JTD Energy Services.
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Sterling has been weighed down since late last year by Brexit worries and hedging costs have spiked in recent weeks.
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"A lot of this is hedging on what mobile commerce will look like at scale in the future," Kanwar said.
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Scant volatility is also prompting bond and equity managers to cut back on hedging, typically used to insure against losses.
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Buyers, such as insurance companies hedging their bond portfolios, far outweigh the small number of funds willing to sell credit options.
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Premier has no such collars, not least because the spot price is around $70 a barrel and hedging costs have fallen.
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The uptrend in yields will continue as foreigners will be averse to purchasing U.S. bonds because of hedging costs, he said.
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It is the first hedging deal Uruguay has reached since 2008, when the South American nation signed an agreement with Citibank.
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Investors have said the relatively slow speed of the latest sell-off, when compared with recent panics, has kept hedging subdued.
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Yet if the country is so polarized, all this bipartisan posturing and hedging to the middle still might not be enough.
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But it looks like HBO might not stick with just that project, or at the very least, is hedging its bets.
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"Debt investors are also worried but they are hedging their forex risks while equity investors are pulling out," another dealer said.
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If those expectations are confirmed, Brazilian companies may not be able to rely so much on cheaper debt and easier hedging.
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Analysts said hedging costs, which have sharply increased the past few months, have nullified the yield advantage offered by U.S. Treasuries.
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But rising dollar hedging costs, which are linked to dollar interest rates, are increasingly eroding the return on such a strategy.
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He predicts that, moving forward, this Trump presidency will force CEOs to begin hedging beats on their next corporate earnings call.
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Profit before tax fell 39.3 percent to 19.3 million pounds, which it said was due to temporary movements in hedging arrangements.
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The derivatives market showed sterling hedging costs remained elevated and that investors were positioned for further weakness in the British currency.
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The result has been a flurry of deals, much hedging of bets and a constantly evolving web of alliances (see chart).
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Earlier in the cycle, hedging allowed producers to sell their product at a higher price they'd locked in before crude tanked.
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It's possible that last year's high prices actively deterred producer hedging interest but with the outlook increasingly bearish, that might change.
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High-frequency indicators of market positioning and options market hedging have also shifted markedly to show green shoots of optimism emerging.
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Russian banks do not have lot of floating-rate liabilities and interest rate risk hedging in Russia is underdeveloped and expensive.
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The LME's answer yesterday was "pricing uncertainty", the current low but choppy price patterns which have served to reduce hedging flows.
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Devon Energy Corp and Noble Energy Inc added the most 2018 oil hedging contracts after fourth quarter earnings, the bank said.
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Mattis might be hedging his bets on the strategy and said Tuesday "it's not like the fight's over when Raqqa's over."
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J.P. Morgan Chase noted on an earnings call earlier this month that the commodities business had reduced hedging and lower revenue.
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The government noted it had also put in place a hedging mechanism to protect against shocks in oil and other commodities.
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And the CME contract, based on one of those indices, is itself still too small to offer any practicable hedging opportunity.
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The company's customers use the gasoil assessments for various purposes including in physical cargo contracts, hedging and market analysis, he said.
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Caught off guard, some U.S. firms have rushed to place foreign currency orders hedging against further declines in the British pound.
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He also said the company may buy U.S. Treasuries without currency hedging when the dollar falls to 105 yen-106 yen.
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"It continues to be a momentum driven trade ahead of OPEC's meeting," said Tony Headrick, energy market analyst at CHS Hedging.
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Sinopec in January blamed "inappropriate trading strategies" in crude oil hedging for the record fourth-quarter loss, without giving further details.
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Still, a changing trade environment with China as a major participant is spurring hedging in a market plagued by price swings.
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For example, Citigroup manages their cash and the timing of their payments and receipts, as well as hedging out currency risk.
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Schlossberg said in an interview with CNBC earlier this month that he considers bitcoin a wise hedging play for equity investors.
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On markets, it is hedging about 2.5 million euros to be ready for a cap exit it expects in mid-2017.
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For the past year, JBS S.A. has been implementing an aggressive and expensive hedging policy to cover its U.S. debt exposure.
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Last week, there was a massive spike in activity in crude swaps, one of the most popular tools used for hedging.
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Lee had previously been heavily favored to win, and possibly even sweep the series, but many were hedging their bets. Now?
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If Glencore were itself hedging forwards, that would seriously weaken the bull case, raising the possibility of that capacity being restarted.
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The current vacillation about whether some Republicans would endorse Trump, including from Romney, is nothing more than politicians hedging their bets.
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Citigroup has offered hedging tips if markets begin to price in the possibility of Republican candidate Donald Trump winning the election.
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This allows for price movement speculation and hedging, something which proponents believe will reduce volatility in bitcoin, a notably volatile asset.
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Between 2012 and 2014, only about 30 companies each year announced hedging plans, but that number jumped to 68 last year.
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Finally, to get prices down, "We want to see producer hedging on the back end of that oil curve," Currie advised.
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Traders simultaneously sell crude futures for a nearby contract, hedging their exposure in case prices fall while the oil is stored.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - In a disappointing year for hedge funds, a few big winners shared a perhaps surprising trait: actually hedging.
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Second, the company appears to be hedging its bets on its partnerships by owning more of the self-driving value chain.
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On the other hand, euro-denominated bonds are attractive in terms of hedging as we can earn premium instead of costs.
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A lot of investors like non-cannabis touching entities, because they feel like they are hedging their bets a little bit.
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Unlike state refiners, private players Reliance Industries and Nayara Energy use hedging tools to lock in costs on the international market.
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I was not hedging my bets with God; I was covering the fire at the Arkema chemical plant in Crosby, Tex.
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At least three independent refineries that are looking to use the contract for hedging also said they were unsure about delivery.
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However, the company warned that the impact of reductions in 2021 flying capacity on its financial hedging operations would hurt profits.
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Now, those same forecasters are hedging their bets, acknowledging there is a greater likelihood that Trump could pull off a Nov.
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Or at least, he is hedging his bets on Loughlin and the college admissions scandal until after it goes to court.
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While most do not expect a Facebook-style drop, the options market is still hedging its bets, said one derivatives expert.
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China Southern said it would monitor the market and consider carrying out hedging operations "when fuel prices reach an ideal level".
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It predicted a further rise in oil prices would hit smaller airlines that cannot afford to increase their oil price hedging.
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Mr. Ray started hedging, asking about other Bas works, and Mr. Snitzer began to pull up some images on an iPad.
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Analysts from giant asset manager Woodford said in a note that they had reintroduced currency hedging of their U.S. dollar exposure.
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Fitch expects SACE to have posted net income of about EUR350m in 244, boosted by returns on investment and hedging activities.
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Several U.S. multinationals are reevaluating their currency hedging strategies as a surge in the greenback puts pressure on their overseas revenue.
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"Our clients in particular have been proactively hedging over several months of 2018 and we see that trend continue," he said.
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That type of hedging doesn't exactly inspire confidence that Verizon's 5G will let you post that touchdown celebration from the stands.
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Russia and Iran, in addition to Pakistan, are increasingly accused of fostering ties with the Taliban and hedging their own bets.
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Historically, their profitability has risen owing to wider spreads and greater demand for hedging products during periods of extended peso weakness.
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Hedging erodes returns: Someone holding a six-month NDF, for example, would pay away roughly 1.2 percent of the yield earned.
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But dollar appreciation could also feed more gains, should it persuade overseas investors to buy U.S. debt without hedging currency exposure.
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But this year, there were enough periods of volatility or small corrections during which these dynamic hedging strategies did very well.
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With bitcoin futures in the works, investors will be able to protect themselves from potential sharp drops in prices through hedging.
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He's hedging a bit, saying it happened at school during a fight that involved a boy named Steve, who's from Brooklyn.
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Earnings in the latest period were helped by a one-time benefit of $102.5 million from gains in foreign currency hedging.
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Investors who are loath to scale back their positions ahead of the holidays are hedging their portfolios via index futures and options.
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Shishido said investors were likely to buy higher-yielding mortgage bonds and could buy a small amount of Treasuries without currency hedging.
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The shape of the curve can also be temporarily distorted by a lack of liquidity further along it, and large-scale hedging.
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Pakistan's generals are hedging their bets; some think the Taliban may still triumph and so are reluctant to push them too hard.
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Oreshkin added that at the presently low crude prices, introducing the hedging mechanism "can be considered more as work for the future".
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A rise in the price of hedging aluminium and increased freight costs led to margin contraction and a 5 percent profit decline.
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Matsuta also said the insurer plans to increase the holding of foreign bonds without currency hedging by more than 100 billion yen.
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If there is industrial hedging activity taking place in Shanghai, it's hard to discern beneath the ebb and flow of investment money.
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When I interviewed libertarian Jerry Taylor about what changed his mind on climate change, the risk-hedging argument played a big role.
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The company said there would be no impact on 28 earnings as the extra costs were covered by hedging and supplier contracts.
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European allies — stung by trade actions against them and the lack of a U.S. galvanizing strategy to China — are hedging their bets.
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To appease Trump, they'll invest some millions and hire at the margins in the US, while hedging against an inevitable sales downturn.
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Mitsui has so far largely avoided foreign bond investments without currency hedging, taking a more conservative approach than some of its peers.
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The combined business will include broad trading and execution capabilities in addition to financing, hedging, clearing, and custody services, the memo said.
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"It is a very tempered reaction in the face of a strong build," Tony Headrick, energy market analyst at CHS Hedging LLC.
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So instead, Trump is lashing out at the debates themselves, impugning them as rigged against him, hedging against whatever is to come.
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European leaders seem to be hedging their bets, talking more about autonomy and collective security, while quietly hoping Trump is an aberration.
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"When we made our investment plans in May, hedging costs were already rising, but they rose further in the summer," Watabe said.
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With the spare allotment of space, is the Whitney hedging its bets on the long-term significance of the work on display?
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He is hedging his bets by developing other agri-technologies: "The government is just waiting and waiting, and I can't wait forever."
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Interest rate differences between countries drive hedging costs, and as the Fed raises interest rates it can become more attractive to hedge.
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The company is offering a package that would include providing compliant fuels via its subsidiary Minerva as well as fuel-price hedging.
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"I am worried that volume is starting from a very low base and hedging flows will be picking up further," he said.
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On the other hand, SBBS could actually make sovereign-bond markets more liquid by providing alternative means of collateral, hedging and arbitrage.
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Stripping out the impact of foreign exchange and foreign exchange hedging, net income totalled 676 lira, the company said in a statement.
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"I can confirm we are reviewing if we (will) do tactical hedging for specific commercial deals," he said, without giving more details.
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They are attracted by the juicy return obtained from hedging the purchases via foreign exchange derivatives known as cross currency basis swaps.
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The hedging losses at privately owned Trafigura, which made a net profit of $873 million last year, have not been previously reported.
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Its executives are not gloating over their winning hedging formula, but they are certainly sleeping better, chief operating officer Tim Dove says.
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"Overbearing product builds are weighing on the entire energy complex," said Anthony Headrick, energy market analyst at brokerage firm CHS Hedging LLC.
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Turkey has been hedging its bet on the European Union by playing to Europe's fear of a new wave of Syrian refugees.
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The offshore market was created in 2010 to help "internationalize" the currency for purposes such as hedging and investment, but not trade.
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Given the uncertainties any subsequent price spike should be considered a golden opportunity for producers to add to their 20 hedging programs.
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Students may also may be hedging their bets by also taking the other college admissions exam, the ACT, the Kaplan survey found.
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"The market may be hedging for a hawkish surprise," Innes said, referring to the firmness in the euro in recent trading sessions.
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The Trending section's inability to mention Twitter by name is well known, but it has other quirks, like its penchant for hedging.
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As a result, three of the four biggest carriers - Delta, Southwest and United - said this week they were rethinking their hedging tactics.
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With Note 7s off the market and Samsung hedging its bets against Google's services, that situation was going to become untenable someday.
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"It would probably not be right now to make public or disclose all these measures aimed at hedging our risks," Peskov said.
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The final stage often includes either hedging, a public walk-back, or reporting from nonpartisan news outlets that debunks the original claims.
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But given the uncertainty of their mission — and how long they will remain — allies are hedging their support for the continued fight.
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But if markets begin to price in an 85 percent probability of a Trump win, there were several hedging plays, Citi said.
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Also, BInbursa is seeking to reduce the volatility of trading revenues by shifting the mix of its hedging positions and funding alternatives.
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Darren Braham, chief finance officer and co-founder of First Utility, said a weak hedging strategy was a "very, very risky proposition".
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McCain then accused Democrats of hedging in their criticism of Omar, whom she accused of taking her party to an extreme position.
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A lot of people may have questioned having two leaders, were we hedging our bets and whether it was going to work.
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To mitigate the impact of rising hedging costs, Mitsui plans to buy more credit products to enhance returns, rather than U.S. Treasuries.
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For more about the logic of emotional hedging, check out Carey's "Why You Should Bet Against Your Candidate" (related academic paper here).
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This has left officials in Washington hedging their bets by building relationships with both men, unsure who will end up on top.
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The share of those who trade for hedging has dropped to 30-40 percent from around 60 percent, the investment bank said.
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Hess's average selling prices, excluding hedging, rose to $25 per barrel in the fourth quarter, from $231 per barrel a year-ago.
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It already appears to be hedging itself for that battle, one that perhaps it has a better of chance of competing in.
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With the increasing rig count pointing to rising supply, Tony Headrick, energy market analyst at CHS Hedging, said OPEC would be watching.
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Around 22013 percent of funds are believed to use derivatives for hedging purposes, so the rules would affect nearly every fund manager.
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Hermes' chief executive Axel Dumas told journalists that hedging against currency effects would have a slightly negative effect on margins in 2018.
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The hedging shows a recognition, in part, of the risks associated with bucking the party's nominee, borne out over decades of elections.
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He says options are invaluable tools for both directional trades and hedging, not to mention the role they play in diversifying portfolios.
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But even Shulkin's hedging stance on medical marijuana might be too optimistic for another member of Trump's Cabinet: Attorney General Jeff Sessions.
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In both August and May of last year, sell-offs that caused investor anxiety to spike and hedging activity to grow fevered.
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Some of this disquiet is expressed in the dialogue, including through the Kims' performative subservience, with its studied courtesies and strategic hedging.
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"In my opinion in the US, there's a conflation between hedging and the actual pricing in" of interest rate cuts, Solot said.
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The Aussie is a favoured liquid hedging proxy during times of financial stress and moves can often be volatile in the currency.
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Many of these strategies (option hedging, Volatility targeting, CTAs, Risk Parity, etc.) share similar features with the dynamic 'portfolio insurance' of 2475.
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But both global bond yields and hedging costs are steadier now, giving Japanese investors less reason to buy in haste, he added.
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Maait also said that Cairo was ready to implement an oil hedging policy but wants to wait until the market cools off.
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Substantial hedging of oil prices in the mid-$50 range relieved pressure on some companies that are now more confident about investing.
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It is also opening up its bond market to foreign investors, who have been complaining about a shortage of effective hedging tools.
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For federal inmates, methadone and — much less frequently — buprenorphine are usually prescribed for detoxing, as opposed to hedging cravings and maintaining sobriety.
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A yen-based investor currently earns a 196 bp yield pickup on 10-year Treasuries — but a 0.5% loss after hedging costs.
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Analysts from French bank Societe Generale on Friday recommended hedging against Brexit through options profiting from a weaker euro against the dollar.
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"Most will likely hold as it's free, just to see what happens or for hedging," he told CNBC via email on Monday.
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A marginal loss in hedging volume on the LME and CME might be offset by a huge increase in cross-border arbitrage.
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Petrobras' separate gasoline hedging program allows the company to keep domestic gasoline prices stable for up to 15 days at a time.
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The profit decline was largely due to the absence of a currency and commodities hedging gain seen in the year-earlier quarter.
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That open-mindedness has a downside, though, and parts of "The Chief" reside at the intersection of risk taking and bet hedging.
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One company that is hedging its bets is Fiat Chrysler, which is smaller and less profitable than its rivals G.M. and Ford.
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AirAsia has increased its hedging — basically, insurance against whipsawing markets — to three-quarters of its dollar-based fuel costs, from about half.
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Executives listened intently as Zhu drew parallels with a house on sale to explain the basics of one hedging tool, a currency option.
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Instead they appear to have chosen the path of hedging, minimizing, and diverting—and given the stakes, this was both tragic and immoral.
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The storm may reduce the flow of cattle to market and worsen already muddy conditions in feedyards, said CHS Hedging analyst Steve Wagner.
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But every week they wait, their hedging cover declines by around 2 percent, assuming they have an average hedge maturity of 143 months.
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To be sure, producer hedging has also played a part in keeping the 2017 contracts and spreads under pressure, traders and brokers said.
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Zuckerberg was evasive and took advantage of his inquisitors' lack of technical knowledge—always saying that's his "understanding" or hedging with "your" data.
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The plan is to offer franchises corporate and commercial banking products such as credit revolvers, rate hedging and term loans, the source said.
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The company's average net sales price, excluding hedging, fell to $24.25 per barrel of oil equivalent from $42.16 in the year-ago period.
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But most firms have stayed, keeping the bulk of their operations in the delta but hedging their bets by investing in cheaper regions.
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The strength was fueled in part by hedging activity from airlines, which bought significant oil price hedges for 2017 and 2018 last week.
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The company's results have benefited from relatively conservative product design and pricing, and a comprehensive hedging program that has effectively mitigated reserve volatility.
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More importantly, for Japanese investors, those yields are lower than the cost of hedging the respective currencies, meaning real returns are negative too.
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Higher prices for Brent and U.S. crude in the second half of 2016 and 183 have sparked renewed interest in hedging from producers.
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With a currency-hedged ETF, an investor pays an additional cost for hedging the foreign exchange risk, often using currency forwards or options.
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Since the middle of last year, many Japanese investors have been piling into European bonds because their yields after currency hedging are attractive.
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They are averse to exposure to foreign exchange fluctuations, so they use currency hedging on a large part of their foreign bond investment.
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"We are seeing a lot of traditional safe-haven hedging ... coming back to the fray," said Stephen Innes, managing partner, SPI Asset Management.
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But the key question is whether investors should focus exclusively on hedging out risk using expensive instruments or dare to seek out opportunity.
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A new range of physical aluminium premium contracts has been rolled out to assuage the hedging problems created by the load-out queues.
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A lower spread reduces the cost of currency hedging when Japanese investors make foreign bond investments, thus bringing additional benefits to Japanese investors.
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But traditional havens against such risk — German bonds or the Swiss franc — are already expensive, forcing investors to consider more inventive hedging alternatives.
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Caution is also evident in options markets where investors have reduced their Brexit hedging or speculative bets, but not fully, according to traders.
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As it stands, the DME offers a viable Oman futures contract that can be used for physical purchases, for hedging and for investment.
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However, it is hedging its bets with a project in Norway to derive hydrogen using power from hydroelectric dams and eventually wind farms.
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DCR AND DEPOSIT RATINGS We view HSH as a notable derivative counterparty in light of the hedging activities inherent in its business model.
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Superlong JGBs fared better, Matsukawa said, as dip-buying underpinned the 20-year sector, and dealer hedging propped up the 30-year zone.
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The brand's new slogan is "Up For Anything"—a wisely bet-hedging phrase that suggests the possibility of hedonism without inviting it outright.
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Companies that either forgo hedging or don't do enough of it, have in the past been hit hard due to unfavorable currency moves.
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Some hedge funds and oil consumers, such as airlines, have also lost money by ending up on the wrong side of hedging bets.
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The move was not panicked, however, and was put down largely to companies hedging exchange rate risk rather than capital fleeing the country.
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U.S. oil output was lifted by the industry's recently completed projects, and production was also supported by hedging, ready financing and technology gains.
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That means buying 10-year U.S. Treasuries yielding 3.0 percent with currency hedging leaves Japanese investors with a meagre return of 0.4 percent.
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Maz Jadallah, founder and CEO of AlphaClone, said ALFA and ALFI are the only of the "cloning" ETFs that offer a hedging component.
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"If the U.S. hikes rates for 20.0-20.2 times a year, hedging costs will rise and it would tarnish our profitability," Tsuruoka said.
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The new structure should be able to reduce its earnings volatility, if the company reduces its use of derivatives for balance sheet hedging.
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Despite consensus among US intelligence agencies -- including Trump's own appointees -- that it was Russia that hacked the US election, Trump is still hedging.
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Other strategies for coping include using futures and options for hedging, or dipping into profit from earlier times to survive the rough patches.
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Wisdom Tree specializes in currency-hedging foreign exchange traded funds, which have given up a lot of ground in early going in 22014.
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But in the rat-a-tat-tat of follow-up questions, Sessions slowly pried that door open again, by increasingly hedging his answers.
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"We expect the hedging costs for U.S. dollar investments will remain high as the U.S. Federal Reserve is hiking interest rates," said Akiyama.
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Of course, Microsoft, as the world's largest software developer, is rightly hedging its bets by embracing Apple's Touch Bar with Office for Mac.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China's foreign exchange regulator said on Friday it will allow banks to issue more FX-related products for risk-hedging purposes.
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If you buy shares, you buy an option to sell at a minimum price; you're hedging in case the share you purchased tanks.
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"It's really balancing or hedging its bets between the two sides, which is a very smart strategic choice to be making," he said.
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A new range of physical aluminum premium contracts has been rolled out to assuage the hedging problems created by the load-out queues.
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They were likely the biggest losses in oil markets since China's Sinopec Corp reported last year losing about $700 million on crude hedging.
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Legacy fuel hedging contracts also impacted the 2016 performance, it said, adding they were expected to have less of an effect this year.
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The restructuring includes a three-year committed trade finance and hedging facility of up to $700 million for the company's commodities trading businesses.
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Hedging its bets, the company also sought to make sure the IRS could not spend a single dollar creating a public filing system.
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Last week, BI urged businesses to bolster hedging of their foreign exchange liabilities to protect themselves from losses incurred from the rupiah's decline.
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Wojcicki's techniques include calling out microaggressions when she sees them, stating her comments confidently, disagreeing without hedging, and getting more women into tech.
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Analysts told Reuters that investors are hedging against the growing possibility of a no deal Brexit, which "could send the sterling into freefall."
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Bonds are also an expression of interest rate expectations, and fixed income investments are a traditional hedging tool when stock investments get hammered.
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And as short-term yields move higher than longer-term yields, the cost of hedging exposure to the U.S. dollar has gone up.
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"We will continue to buy only some U.S. credit products that have a steady spread and an attractive yield after hedging," he said.
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Not surprisingly, adversaries are taking advantage, allies are hedging and the global order we did so much to shape and defend is teetering.
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"However, some producers, who have used more sophisticated collars for their hedging strategy, could find themselves in all sorts of difficulty," he added.
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She hoped to galvanize progressives while hedging enough on gun policy to fit the changing electorate better than her ultraconservative opponent, Greg Abbott.
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The biggest help with hedging that risk is South Korea, who appears to want this May summit more than either Kim or Trump.
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Now, sprawling houses with gray-shingled mansard roofs edge up to one another, with hedging and moss-covered stone lining a paved route.
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There's also been a trade around Super Tuesday March 69.23, but the scare over the rapidly spreading coronavirus has brought its own hedging.
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This has brought down hedging costs by as much as 60 basis points to 3.51 percent on one year forward dollar/rupee rates .
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Norway is dumping some oil stocks Despite the upbeat demand predictions from the IEA, some prominent investors are already hedging their oil exposure.
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The trade would ascertain exposure to strong sales and infrastructure spending in the United States, while hedging against risk in China, he explained.
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Some investors are also foregoing currency hedging to boost returns - a practice they had largely avoided since the 23/20.88 global financial crisis.
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"In the short term, some profit-taking, risk reduction and increases in hedging are warranted," Blanque said in a note received on Thursday.
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The S&P 500 and NASDAQ Composite touched record highs on Wednesday, but investors are also hedging their risk by piling into gold.
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BECKY QUICK: When you say that you did a better job in the industry of managing, does that mean you're hedging it more?
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THE COST OF HEDGING GETS LOW WHICH SETS YOU UP FOR THE NEXT BIG MOVE AND THEN EVERYBODY WISHES THEY HAD BOUGHT INSURANCE.
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The second legal infirmity links to this lack of a replacement rule and EPA hedging on whether it might eventually propose a replacement.
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Perhaps Mr. Thiel's interest in New Zealand is indeed a way of hedging his bets on a biological catastrophe or an economic meltdown.
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No ambiguity, no hedging and no articulating what Russian President Vladimir Putin thinks or referencing the 400-pound guy in his mother's basement.
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"But broad macro worries, oil demand softness and pent up producer hedging may continue to serve as near term headwinds for oil prices."
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Waha, which owns 16.4 percent of AerCap, originally used the hedging strategy for 26.8 million AerCap shares in several tranches in late 2014.
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That is one that more closely reflects the increasingly pivotal role of spot markets, with robust pricing benchmarks strengthening the market's hedging capabilities.
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"Concerns of declining world production and lower U.S. acres are driving strength in wheat prices," U.S. brokerage CHS Hedging said in a note.
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Nissay is buying U.S. Treasuries with durations from three to seven years and hedging the currency risk in the forwards market, Chiba said.
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In recent weeks it sold some $6.5 billion in the currency swaps market, where hedging demand from asset managers and investors is strongest.
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Advocates on both sides suspect that schools are hedging their bets as they adjudicate, fearing both lawsuits and Office for Civil Rights sanctions.
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The ETF holds around 68 million barrels of oil, nearly 4 percent of U.S. crude's open interest, and is a popular hedging instrument.
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Hyundai and affiliate Kia Motors are hedging their bets on hydrogen cars with a plan to release 14 battery electric vehicles by 2025.
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On all these fronts, she's hedging against a paralyzed legislature, indicating she will do what she can even if Congress will do nothing.
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European oil majors are hedging their bets Of course, even if oil demand peaks next decade, it doesn't mean the industry will go away.
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Yes, it also reflects lack of hedging demand, but until VIX bottoms and turns higher the market can keep grinding higher if it chooses.
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That means buying 10-year U.S. Treasuries yielding 2.80 percent US10YT=RR with currency hedging leaves Japanese investors a meager return of 0.3 percent.
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Further support is available in interest rate subsidies (MFB), an interest compensation mechanism (Hexim), FX-risk hedging (MFB), ordinary capital injections and liquidity support.
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The insurance company's results were impacted by losses in its hedging program amid a rise in interest rates near the end of the year.
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The CSI300 index futures, which can be used by traders for risk-hedging or speculative purposes, saw its trading volume surge in recent weeks.
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Dealers add that the recent uptick in hedging activity to protect future output for 2018 and beyond could put more pressure into the market.
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But wary of currency risk, it is hedging the overweight with a short position in emerging money market instruments, usually short-dated t-bills.
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SoftBank could be "hedging the risk of more competition" by considering an initial public offering, CLSA analyst Oliver Matthew said in note to clients.
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HEDGING THE RISK Chartering a ship now for next winter is currently the only option for LNG companies looking to hedge their transport costs.
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"We therefore expect incoming banks to be able to produce complete and accurate data on booking models, hedging strategies and intragroup exposures," she said.
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"Donors hedging their bets on Biden because of Bloomberg could be creating a doomsday scenario for Democrats everywhere," the group's treasurer, Larry Rasky, wrote.
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Some companies said they would increase purchases of foreign bonds without hedging currency risk, something insurers have been reluctant to do in the past.
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Southwest reported its fuel costs before hedging fell about 30 percent from a year ago and were down 3.3 percent on a hedged basis.
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"It's too early to call this a rebound that can be sustainable," said Tony Headrick, energy market analyst at commodity brokerage CHS Hedging LLC.
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"If expectations of his stimulus completely disappear, then we are not going to buy stocks or buy foreign bonds without currency hedging," he said.
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End-users will also suffer, as wider spreads due to a larger risk premium in the market will make hedging and trading more costly.
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Other airlines in the Asia Pacific region have put in place hedging programs to help insulate the financial impact of an oil price rise.
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For many Japanese investors, foreign bond investment with currency hedging has been the most popular alternative to negative-yielding domestic bonds in recent years.
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Uncertainties remain as to the ability of energy borrowers to navigate through the new price point, particularly as hedging protection starts to roll-off.
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Glovo's other regional focus — of Latin America — suggests the startup is hedging its bets where this type of employment law legal risk is concerned.
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Analysts from Morgan Stanley argued that the fall in the yen was being driven by a drop in hedging activity as U.S. yields rose.
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Both its senators, Jeff Flake and John McCain, oppose Trump (McCain after some hedging) and polls show the state's 11 electoral votes within reach.
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Banks might then have to issue more FC loans to close their FC positions, as financial hedging instruments are not widely available in Uzbekistan.
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There is another factor at play — the appeal of euro-denominated bonds to non-European investors when currency hedging costs are taken into consideration.
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The return that investors outside Europe get from hedging their bond purchases via foreign exchange derivatives known as cross-currency basis swaps remains juicy.
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Crude futures also offer industry participants like oil producers and petroleum refiners the chance to protect their assets through what is known as hedging.
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"Options on VIX futures are right now attractive as an approach to hedging tail risk," said Peter Cecchini, chief market strategist at Cantor Fitzgerald.
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"Despite outflows, we continue to believe we are in the environment when currency hedging delivers value over unhedged strategies," Deutsche said in a statement.
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Carroll and Naik spent the bulk of 22015 preparing the case and hedging their bets against worst case scenarios, of which there were many.
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In the statement, Petrobras said it will maintain its current hedging practices and keep its policy of not pricing the fuel below international parity.
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Despite a number of obstacles facing Pazienza (including his own promoter hedging a bet against him), he redeems himself by winning a major title.
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But if we're hedging on consistency then there's at least one trend it'd be neat to see continue: video games are generally getting better.
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Eurex is also responding to wider investment trends with the launch of new hedging tools that include the first futures on corporate bond indices.
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Newfield Chief Financial Officer Larry Massaro told Reuters hedging has been a strategic pillar for more than a decade for the Texas-based producer.
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The launch was expected to be in the middle of a three-day Easter holiday weekend, and traders have been hedging ahead of it.
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Options hedging allowing companies and investment funds to hedge against volatility over the next six months is at its highest in over four years.
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"Investors may be hedging their bets a little with corporate earnings," he said in reference to the start of the first-quarter earnings season.
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GM is also hedging its bets on production targets after getting burned in the past by over-estimating demand for electric or hybrid cars.
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The extent of their hedging shows investors aren't taking lightly the shrinking profit growth they've seen so far, nor the further contraction they expect.
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Fairfax said it had cut its equity hedging to 50 percent of its total equity holdings from 113 percent at the end of September.
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Hedging on that virtually ancient popularity, Opel has created a new concept GT that it will unveil at the Geneva Motor Show in March.
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The original article is below: Sony may be putting a lot of weight behind virtual reality, but it's hedging its bets on motion controls.
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"A lot of people may have questioned having two leaders, were we hedging our bets and whether it was going to work," said Brailsford.
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They were among the few to increase hedging in the fourth quarter, according to a Reuters analysis of filings from the largest shale firms.
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Traders started hedging risks around those dates, options markets showed, with 2-week implied vol rising to 10.7, up 0.7 vol on the day.
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The company's average net sales prices, excluding hedging, fell to $35.56 per barrel of oil equivalent (boe), from $20193 per boe a year earlier.
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As part of the hedging program, PIF will still hold the shares but with little exposure to the stock's movements, according to the report.
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Their share of the market reflects growing demand for hedging through foreign exchange swaps, the triennial survey by the Bank for International Settlements showed.
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And insurance savings products denominated in Hong Kong or U.S. dollars are also seen as attractive investments for hedging against falls in the yuan.
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The report also urges the CFTC to address concerns about the hedging definition and narrow the scope of the proposed rule, the newspaper said.
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The White House has been hedging on the final date ever since they confirmed it was happening, and the rescheduled date is now TBA.
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High-frequency indicators of market positioning and options market hedging have also shifted markedly in recent weeks to show some optimism emerging on sterling.
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Son was among them, even as he tried hedging his bets by visiting privately with MBS in Riyadh the night before the event began.
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Warjiyo said there was a misperception among some companies about the cost of hedging and some alarmism over how low the rupiah might go.
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Also, Banco Inbursa is seeking to reduce the volatility of trading revenues by shifting the mix of its hedging positions and other funding alternatives.
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From the moment that he ruffled Trump's hair last year it was clear that Fallon's position was that of a man hedging his bets.
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"With the lower volatility that we have seen in FX recently, some customers do get lulled to sleep and hedging activity drops," he said.
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"The special sauce is their intellectual capital in how to drive down the cost of cross-border payments and foreign currency hedging," said Thompson.
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This may not be obvious when comparing the level of yields across countries, but it is clear in the pricing for currency hedging instruments.
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With so much capital flowing into the U.S., the market for FX forward contracts (and other currency hedging instruments) is now extremely one-sided.
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"You need to hedge it, and it becomes a question whether the premium is enough to cover the hedging cost," a second investor said.
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Corporations active in Britain have been hedging against Brexit for months, of course, by shifting parts of their operations to places deemed more stable.
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I mean, you've said it in so many words and you're hedging it a little bit, but I think you have essentially said that.
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There's no hedging or hesitancy in Cynthia's answers to her son's potentially awkward questions about her love life and rocky marriage to his dad.
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In addition to attracting companies hedging their Chinese bets, Vietnam may also pull in American buyers eager to diversify their imports from outside China.
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The large trading losses that JPMorgan racked up during the London Whale scandal occurred in part because huge hedging trades got out of hand.
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Politicians have urged all farmers to use price-hedging to adapt to market swings, but such financial instruments are little used in dairy farming.
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With global sugar futures SBc1 trading around 14 cents per pound, the company has held off hedging much of next year's production, Bosch said.
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Earlier, the DoubleLine Capital CEO tweeted about gold, a sign he may be getting cautious, or at least partly hedging the equity market here.
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The jumping cost of hedging against swings in the euro's value next week also suggests investors are bracing for widespread fallout from Sunday's vote.
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The airline has said it would resume aviation fuel hedging in the second half of this year after price volatility drove up its costs.
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In Silicon Valley, where momentum and fortunes can shift overnight, people who once considered Uber's victory a foregone conclusion are now hedging their bets.
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The way he delivers Othello's senate speech, even while hedging to accommodate the director, suggests he'd be pretty great if he got the part.
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Again, though, holding securities inventory involves risk, and post-crisis regulation has dramatically increased the cost of holding, funding and even hedging that inventory.
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"The reduced inputs to those Gulf refineries will result in an increase in crude inventories," said Tony Headrick, energy market analyst at CHS Hedging.
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That's a smart move on AWS's part, as it's hedging its bets without incurring the cost of trying to build a quantum computer itself.
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The firm, which is the main unit of Tokio Marine Holdings , plans to maintain full currency hedging on its foreign debt investment, officials said.
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Gupta added that hedging costs had fallen significantly thanks to swap auctions conducted by the RBI, making it less expensive to raise U.S. dollars.
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Now Trump, who said just last week that the United States and China were in the "final throes" of negotiations, looks to be hedging.
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Hedging his bets, he varied BuzzFeed's money stream by selling branded cookware in association with Wal-Mart and opening a toy store in Manhattan.
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They are hedging that Mueller would not risk subpoenaing Trump if the special counsel believed he might lose a high-profile fight in court.
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Just like how most mobile app developers build for both iOS and Android, VR developers are hedging their bets by building for multiple headsets.
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The inference is that aluminum traders seem happy to continue using the LME as a benchmark price but prefer hedging their premium exposure on CME.
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U.S. multinationals are starting to reevaluate their currency hedging strategies, especially after Netflix said earlier this week that a strong dollar would hurt its margins.
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With Japanese investors searching for alternative due to the squeeze on yields, investments in foreign bonds with currency hedging will likely gather momentum, Ozeki said.
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Ozeki said, however, Japanese institutional investors, including Nippon Life, have limited capacity to buy riskier assets, such as foreign bonds without currency hedging or stocks.
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That implies corporate funding costs will stay low and weak demand for bonds and hedging from companies that are in any case already well funded.
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Outright price gains, a break-down in correlations between commodities and other parts of the financial universe and inflation hedging are all in the mix.
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JBS said in a statement on Friday any trades made this week were consistent with the company's strategy of hedging its large dollar-denominated debt.
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"Hedging instruments are not being used as aggressively as you would think," said Nick Colas, chief market strategist at the ConvergEx Group in New York.
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The choice of wa'ad also means Islamic banks don't have to employ their balance sheets for their hedging needs, compared to previous practices under murabaha.
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Smile faltering, hedging his words, Bryan said what he knew he was supposed to say: that his loyalty would ultimately always lie with his wife.
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Pioneer has been praised by equity analysts for its active hedging programme that aims to protect cash flow from short-term volatility in oil prices.
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READ: Duterte rival concedes in Philippines presidential election Balancing or hedging, that's the question Duterte is a social-democratic, proud nationalist and foreign policy realist.
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"Some producers are also likely to use the higher price level for hedging transactions, which would likewise prevent any future fall in production," Commerzbank said.
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Initially, they had allowed several of the film's main characters to survive the film, hedging that Disney might not allow for such a dark ending.
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Traders also said that farmers booked sales of corn and soybeans when the market peaked, leading to a round of commercial hedging that pressured prices.
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Such a move would help deepen the market and provide hedging opportunities to large companies that trade overseas due to limited liquidity at local exchanges.
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An age of non-commitment, bet-hedging, unbridled narcissism and a rapacious desire to be defined by whatever over-stuffed burger we're plonking on Instagram.
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And because these stocks account for huge swaths of the growing exchange-traded fund market, hedging against them is a particularly difficult task for investors.
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For most companies, it's mostly a matter of hedging bets — dipping their toes in the water with a slightly souped-up take on Google Cardboard.
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"Beyond risk-off, we can see dollar/yen sell off more towards 110 if the repatriation and hedging flows start to pick up," Innes said.
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Several managers stressed the importance of implementing effective hedging strategies to mitigate downside risk, whilst others highlighted the use of alternatives to provide uncorrelated returns.
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"This additional hedging is not required to support Harbour's financing, but rather enables us to reduce transaction costs and increase the offer price," Harbour said.
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But many small companies complained that the compensation was inadequate, or they were offered alternative hedging products instead, or excluded from the process on technicalities.
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Daniel Deming, money manager with KKM Financial, said he does not see any unusually high volume of hedging in VIX options around next week's debate.
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Dealers say that the recent uptick in U.S. shale hedging to protect future output for 2018 and beyond could put more pressure into the market.
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Google ended its blog hedging that Declarative Net Request is "still very much in design and development" and that it welcomes feedback from the community.
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BBVA also said it kept a prudent currency hedging policy to curb volatility of the group's core capital ratio and limit any impact on earnings.
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S&P Global Ratings said earlier this week that the hedging risk facing Taiwan's life insurance sector is "manageable" and is not affecting credit ratings.
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Fair value gains and losses were up more than 10-fold compared to 2017, before Trafigura entered into those LNG, pipeline and refining hedging deals.
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More recently, HNA has turned to structured deals like loans guaranteed by acquired assets and share pledges, often combined with hedging strategies, corporate filings show.
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Since October, Jakarta has allowed futures trading of cryptocurrencies as a way to provide hedging tools to protect customers from fluctuations in prices of cryptocurrencies.
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Throughout 22016, hedging allowed many producers to lock in prices well above what they would have earned had they sold their product at spot prices.
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That may inspire fear in rival U.S. bookshop owners, but for Amazon it could be more about hedging the cost of shipping goods bought online.
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"We're seeing good consumer hedging activity," said Gianclaudio Torlizzi, partner at consultancy T-Commodity in Milan, adding that fund buying was probably extending the rise.
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The aluminum producers have not discussed whether or not to hedge the stocks, the second knowledgeable individual said, and today's low prices should discourage hedging.
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The U.S. fund also disclosed on Monday a 0.5 percent short position in Melrose shares via CfDs, which the person said was for hedging purposes.
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The correlation has been positive in developed Europe, which means that currency exposure has added to equity risk, and hedging this exposure has reduced volatility.
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Or are they hedging the very idea that a fictional character could have a native language, like would Ariel's "native language" be Mermish or what?
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However, if it is successful in bringing overseas hedging onshore, it could boost forex liquidity in the domestic market, said Bank Danamon economist Wisnu Wardana.
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European generators hedge future production to lock in prices while traders track hedging ratios to assess the size of volumes already tied up with counterparties.
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Oscar is yet another health care company that wants a piece of the Medicare pie and, like other insurers, could be hedging its ACA risk.
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LONDON, July 19 (Reuters) - British power producer Drax reported a half-year pretax loss on Wednesday after a one-off hit on foreign exchange hedging.
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Another way to finance drilling - production hedging, or contracts producers use to lock in prices on future output - also is on the rise this year.
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Hedging for future production is common among U.S. oil and gas producers, who use it as a lifeline to protect future profits and continue pumping.
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In addition to weaker sales, quarterly profits were hit by hedging losses totalling 31 million euros due to a sharp rise in the nickel price.
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The amendments focus on the bona fide hedging exemptions available to end-users of futures and swaps to manage commodity price risk, the report said.
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More than 23 China-listed companies have announced plans this year to use derivatives for risk-hedging, according to Reuters' calculations based on exchange filings.
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Although Reuters' calculations are not exhaustive, with some companies not disclosing their use of derivatives, it nonetheless shows a rising interest in hedging currency risks.
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Then, possibly hedging her bets in case Mr. Gove somehow got into power — a situation that now looks increasingly unlikely — she added another personal note.
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On T-bill markets, the arbitrage between high yields and stable hedging costs through currency forwards delivers solid returns for anything up to a year.
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Egyptian president Abdel Fattah al-Sisi is hedging his bets between Moscow and Washington, and he's not the only leader in the region doing so.
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This lender was trying to offer clients products to help, such as extending supplier financing and currency hedging, but said take up had been slow.
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Ranchers said big price swings had rendered the market ineffective, and some cut back on hedging strategies used to manage the risk of owning livestock.
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As it stands, the DME offers a viable Oman futures contract <0#1OQ:> that can be used for physical purchases, for hedging and for investment.
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The United States soon found itself pursuing a hedging strategy that claimed neither to embrace nor to confront Chinese Communism, but nonetheless excited Mao's paranoia.
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European and Japanese investors have been engaging in a "carry trade," buying U.S. bonds and hedging the U.S. dollar exposure back to euros and yen.
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He said that publishers were hedging their bets by signing up for too many books, with smaller titles often receiving inadequate support as a result.
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Egypt is also interested in diversifying issuance currencies to ensure hedging within the portfolio, Mait added on the sidelines of an economic conference in Cairo.
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"Real money investors are on the sidelines," she said, with traders hedging some positions and putting some steepening pressure on the curve in afternoon trading.
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Maait said Egypt has put a mechanism in place for hedging against fluctuating oil prices, a move aimed at helping avoid shocks to the budget.
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Huang was recently a Singapore-based crude trader for Chinese independent refiner Wonfull Petrochemical, purchasing feedstock for its Shandong refinery and carrying out hedging activities.
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Compared with the interbank derivative market, China's bond futures market is more liquid and transparent, providing a much-needed hedging tool for banks, Liu said.
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The oil hedging program is designed to protect Latin America's second-largest economy against oil price crashes, and guarantees a price of $49 per barrel.
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" With "so many threads" possibly moving stocks – whether it is the Fed, trade, the bull run or banks – Krosby says the market "is hedging itself.
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Prices trebled last year, with utilities increasing hedging ahead of supply cuts coming into effect from 2019 and as more speculative traders entered the market.
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But the high cost of currency hedging, the expense investors pay for protection against foreign exchange fluctuations, has stifled Japanese demand for dollar-denominated assets.
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JBS, the world's biggest meat packer, lost 2.741 billion reais ($795.32 million) on currency hedging costs and poor results on the company's U.S. cattle operations.
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Bank balance sheets continue to indicate low levels of dollarization and they also tend to be active in hedging open positions to reduce currency mismatches.
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J&F reiterated in a Friday statement that all of the group's currency trades are legal and consistent with a strategy of hedging financial positions.
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One of the Canadian sources said Freeland might be hedging her bets until she was sure that a sometimes unpredictable U.S. administration would definitely sign.
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Rates on another common hedging instrument, three-month non-deliverable forwards, have also fallen as the real firmed to its strongest in nearly a year.
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Rising fuel prices have been a significant headwind for global carriers despite airlines around the world boasting improved aircraft efficiency, fuel hedging and capacity utilization.
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Some securities clearing businesses were already "hedging their bets" by thinking of acquisitions elsewhere in the EU in case Britain leaves the bloc, Hill said.
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"These legal findings are part of that insurance hedging," Mr. Narang said, referring to the technical term for when countries seek alternatives to existing alliances.
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Pioneer, one of the largest U.S. shale producers, last week released financial results that fell short of Wall Street expectations due to hedging-related costs.
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House Democratic leadership is on board — even if they're still hedging on the process — and so are almost all of the 2020 Democratic presidential candidates.
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Barclays was acting like any other participant in the foreign exchange market by hedging its position before undertaking the transactions on behalf of Hewlett-Packard.
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At the end of 5.6, only 22017 China-listed companies - less than 20% of total - were engaged in hedging, as per their disclosures to the exchange.
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The scale of the price rises for British shoppers may depend on the type of goods, or even the retailer, given their different strategies for hedging.
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Analysts at Bernstein said warmer than expected weather in 2015 probably meant that BP took a hit from some of its oil and gas hedging positions.
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And the cost of hedging looks set to rise further as the Federal Reserve is expected to raise rates a few more times later this year.
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KCM's hedging strategy has kept the debt and interest payments constant in Mexican Peso terms despite the devaluation of the Mexican peso versus the U.S. dollar.
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The current calendar strip means hedging is only possible for 2018 at a WTI price of around $47 - and many shale producers will actually receive less.
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And by the way, after days of legal hedging, Lisa Page&aposs one-time boyfriend, the disgraced Trump hating FBI agent Peter Strzok he will testify.
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Gabriel Francisco, analyst at XP Investimentos, said the hedging policy is negative, as "it may be interpreted as a setback to a market-based pricing policy".
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Bank Indonesia (BI) wants to create a parallel non-deliverable forward market for the rupiah onshore as an alternative hedging instrument for businesses and foreign investors.
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Not all hedging strategies are the same and some only provide protection within a certain range, meaning some retailers may have limited protection against further declines.
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If you are thinking about inflation-hedging investments, you may be led to consider some classics: gold, real estate investment trusts and oil are prime examples.
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"Actions speak louder than any explanation after the fact, any kind of hedging or, frankly, trying to talk your way out of it," Tong said Wednesday.
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Revenue from interest rose nearly 9.3 percent to $831 million, driven by increase in interest rates and impact of interest rate hedging activities, the bank said.
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Around 6,000 Clydesdale customers were sold TBLs, with embedded interest rate hedging features, which are not eligible for compensation because they are classified as commercial lending.
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We previously reported that big alcohol companies are hedging against a global decline in the booze industry by partnering with cannabis firms for weed-infused drinks.
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At the end of 20183, only 22018 China-listed companies - less than 21% of total - were engaged in hedging, as per their disclosures to the exchange.
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Its yuan-linked services include trade finance, hedging, cash management, and capital markets solutions in most of the 58 markets across the Belt and Road countries.
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In the short-term and medium-term, our currency hedging program will significantly minimize the foreign exchange impact of the Brexit vote on our financial performance.
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Global airlines have benefited from cheaper oil prices, but Wilson said the Value Alliance wasn't focused on seeking better negotiations on buying jet fuel or hedging.
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Company executives listened with rapt attention as Zhu drew parallels with a house on sale to explain the basics of one hedging tool, a currency option.
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At the end of 2018, only 230 China-listed companies - less than 7% of total - were engaged in hedging, as per their disclosures to the exchange.
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"The syndication is an opportune time for pension schemes to accelerate or restructure their hedging programs," said Rakesh Girdharlal, a senior portfolio manager at Aviva Investors.
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The survey suggests at least some on Wall Street are likely hedging their bets on whatever the pros and cons will be of a Trump presidency.
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Due to excessive hedging costs, many hedge funds were forced to diversify into long-only quant strategies, which gave them little shield against the market downturn.
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It was the first deal of its kind since March 2011 and the first time the hedging tool had been used in China's asset-backed market.
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