Hedging: Is it time for emerging market treasurers to go natural?
Hedging against emerging market currency risk can be expensive. Is it time for treasurers in emerging markets to allow natural hedging to do the work for them?
Emerging market currencies tend to be highly sensitive to interest rate movements in developed economies, to commodity price spikes and can be moody in the face of global trade downturns.
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