Hedging gains and losses arise when financial instruments are used to offset potential price fluctuations in assets, currencies, or commodities. This strategy helps businesses and investors stabilize cash flows and reduce risk exposure. Companies with international operations or volatile raw material costs commonly benefit, alongside portfolio managers seeking to protect investment values. Effective hedging minimizes uncertainty, though it may cap upside potential.
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