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Exchange Rate Risk Definition | Becker

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Exchange Rate Risk

 

  1. Exchange rate risk (also called currency risk) is the risk that the exchange rate between the currency in which a cash flow is denominated (a bond denominated in Euros, for example) and the currency of the investor (the U.S. dollar, for example) might change. The risk that the value of a cash flow will decline due to a change in exchange rates.

 

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