Hedging costs represent the price paid to offset financial risk, typically through derivatives like options or futures. These expenses include premiums, spreads, and margin requirements. Businesses and investors use them to stabilize cash flows, protect against currency or commodity volatility, and secure predictable profit margins. While they reduce upside potential, they provide crucial downside protection, benefiting exporters, importers, and portfolio managers.
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