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How can I use futures to hedge against risk?

 

Futures hedging is a tool for hedging against risk, helping investors protect their investments from adverse price movements.

 

A futures contract is an agreement to buy or sell an asset at a specified price on a specific future date. By locking in prices, futures can help mitigate risks such as inflation, price volatility, or unexpected market volatility.

 

For example, imagine you own shares of a company. You can use futures contracts to hedge against inflation or price drops. This way, if the share price falls, the futures contract helps balance the loss.

 

Similarly, the businesses use futures to hedge against risks in commodities, currencies, or interest rates. While futures provides a reliable way to manage your risk, it requires careful planning and understanding of market trends.

 

Also read: What are Futures/ Futures Contracts?