Unhedged fixed income positions are bond or debt investments left exposed to currency or interest rate fluctuations, without offsetting derivatives. Investors use them to seek higher yields or express market views, accepting greater risk. They suit those with strong risk tolerance, long horizons, or confidence in rate and currency trends.
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