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Tech firms continue surge in FX hedging

Apple and Micron lift FX notionals by more than 60% in Q3, while Alphabet and others deploy debt for net investment hedges

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Apple and Micron led the continued rise in foreign exchange hedging among large US corporates in the third quarter, each adding more than 60% to its FX derivatives notionals, according to regulatory filings.

FX Markets analysis of 330 filings to the US Securities and Exchange Commission by non-financial companies in the S&P 500 showed Apple was the biggest mover in dollar terms.

Apple’s FX derivatives notionals jumped 62% quarter on quarter to $204 billion, and it was also the biggest mover year

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