Significados de hedged against en inglés

Net exposure figures do not include assets that are hedged against losses.

Its business fits naturally with infrastructure investors who seek long-term, stable cashflows hedged against inflation.

Slideshow (8 images) Some larger Irish firms have hedged against the currency risks.

With no settlement in sight, investors have hedged against a global slowdown by buying bonds.

By cutting production plans for 2008, automakers have already hedged against the risk of a downturn.

Business, even law-abiding business, became something to be morally hedged against, not saluted for its innate value.

Dealers said that the low-cost airline is better hedged against oil price movements than many of its competitors.

Investors are betting volatility will rise and have hedged against unexpected outcomes from the Fed meeting and the elections.

Deutsche Asset Management ETF strategist Eric Wiegand said ETFs hedged against sterling are their best-selling product so far this year.

Some said they hedged against volatile metals prices or that such costs were a small part of their overall businesses.

Icahn said he was now more hedged against a stock market pullback than he was just a couple of weeks ago.

The majority of airlines are heavily hedged against sky-high values, but it's equally possible Brent will bottom out far below its 2018 peaks.

It said oil supply growth wasn't slowing more quickly in North America because many producers appeared to be well hedged against short-term price drops.

Daimler is currently 90 percent hedged against currency fluctuations for this year and roughly 50 percent for next year.

If the establishment is a very pretentious one, there may be a small garden in the rear carefully hedged against intruders by a lofty wall.

But Novartis reports in U.S. dollar and so is better hedged against currency headwinds, which will hit Sanofi and Roche hardest in the European sector.