NDFs

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NDFs gained massive popularity during the 1990s among businesses seeking a hedging mechanism against low-liquidity currencies. For instance, a company importing goods from a country with currency restrictions could use NDFs to lock in a favourable exchange rate, mitigating potential foreign exchange risk. Over the years, the utility and flexibility of NDFs have only grown. […]