MillTech survey shows US and UK firms ramping up currency hedges amid Iran war volatility
A recent MillTech survey indicates that US and UK firms are significantly increasing their currency hedging activities due to volatility caused by the Iran conflict. Approximately 75% of companies reported foreign exchange losses from unhedged positions, leading to hedge ratios reaching their highest levels in years. The data suggests that firms are not only hedging more but also opting for longer-term contracts to secure their positions.
- ▪Nearly 75% of companies reported FX losses from unhedged positions.
- ▪UK corporates have increased their hedge ratios to 78%.
- ▪The rise in hedging activity correlates with escalating geopolitical tensions surrounding the Iran conflict.
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