hedging (in) (Meaning)

hedging (in)

to surround or restrict (someone) in a way that prevents free movement or action, to form a boundary around (something)

The government implemented hedging strategies to mitigate the risks associated with currency fluctuations.
Financial analysts recommended hedging in foreign exchange markets to protect against volatility.
The company engaged in hedging transactions to offset potential losses due to adverse market conditions.
Investors employed hedging techniques to reduce their exposure to market risk.
The hedge fund manager used complex hedging strategies to enhance returns and manage volatility.
The insurance company offered hedging policies to protect clients against financial losses from unforeseen events.
The commodities trader utilized hedging contracts to stabilize the price of their goods.
The automaker used hedging instruments to mitigate the impact of rising oil prices on their operations.
The farmer employed hedging techniques to protect against the risk of crop failure.
The portfolio manager considered various hedging options to minimize the downside risk of their investments.

to surround or restrict (someone) in a way that prevents free movement or action, to form a boundary around (something)

hemming (in), thwarting, derailing, muzzling, bogging (down), repressing, disrupting,confining, miring, baffling

aiding, making way, facilitating,helping, opening, assisting, releasing,clearing, liberating, promoting

The government implemented hedging strategies to mitigate the risks associated with currency fluctuations.

Financial analysts recommended hedging in foreign exchange markets to protect against volatility.

The company engaged in hedging transactions to offset potential losses due to adverse market conditions.

Investors employed hedging techniques to reduce their exposure to market risk.