Economics · Foreign Exchange and Risk Management
An Indian software exporter, 'Indi-Tech', signs a 10 million USD contract with a US client to be delivered in six months. The current spot rate is 83.50 INR/USD. The firm considers two options: (A) Stay unhedged and take the spot rate in six months, or (B) Enter a forward contract at 84.20 INR/USD. Six months later, the Rupee appreciates to 81.00 INR/USD. Compare the financial outcomes of hedging versus remaining unhedged.
- 1Hedging saved the company 32 lakh rupees.
- 2Hedging saved the company 2.5 crore rupees.
- 3Staying unhedged would have been better by 2.5 crore rupees.
- 4Hedging saved the company 3.2 crore rupees.✓
Correct answer
Hedging saved the company 3.2 crore rupees.
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