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Cash Ethanol Cross-Hedging Opportunities [PDF]
Journal of Agricultural and Applied Economics, 2002 This draft is dated April 2002.Increased use of alternative fuels and low commodity prices have contributed to the recent expansion of the US ethanol industry. As with any competitive industry, there exists some level of output price risk in the form of
Franken, Jason R. V., Parcell, Joseph L.
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Cross-hedging with currency options and futures [PDF]
SSRN Electronic Journal, 2003 This paper develops an expected utility model of a multinational firm facing exchange rate risk exposure to a foreign currency cash flow. Currency derivative markets do not exist between the domestic and foreign currencies.
Chang, EC, Wong, KP
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SIMPLE AND MULTIPLE CROSS-HEDGING OF RICE BRAN [PDF]
Journal of Agricultural and Applied Economics, 1986 Feasibility of forward pricing sales of rice bran via cross-hedging was investigated. Corn, oats, wheat, and soybean meal futures were considered as simple and multiple cross-hedging media.
Elam, Emmett W. +2 more
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Cross Hedging with Single Stock Futures [PDF]
SSRN Electronic Journal, 2006 This study evaluates the efficiency of cross hedging with the new single stock futures (SSF) contracts recently introduced in the United States. We use matched sample estimation techniques to select SSF contracts that will reduce the basis risk of ...
Chris Brooks +2 more
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Hedging and Cross-hedging ETFs [PDF]
, 2007 This paper presents an empirical study of hedging the four largest US index exchange traded funds (ETFs). When hedging each ETF position with its own index futures we find that it is difficult to improve on the naïve 1:1 futures hedge, that hedging is ...
Andreza Barbosa, Carol Alexander
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Cross Hedging and Liquidity: a note [PDF]
, 2003 Cross hedging is a way to improve statistical hedge results because of markets'incompletion. In this framework, several markets instead of just one market, are used to increase the hedger’s financial possibilities.
Sévi, B.
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CROSS HEDGING AUSTRALIAN CATTLE* [PDF]
Australian Journal of Agricultural Economics, 1984 A major part of Australian cattle trade takes place in markets for animals which do not meet the specifications for the trade steer contract. However, producers, processors and marketers of cattle which are nondeliverable on the futures market may be able to make use of the futures market through the process of cross hedging.
Blank, Steven C., Blank, Steven C.
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Functional categories of hedges: A diachronic study of Russian research article abstracts
Russian Journal of Linguistics, 2022 The interactional nature of academic discourse has been analyzed in linguistics literature from different perspectives. However, these studies have been predominantly conducted on English materials.
Olga A. Boginskaya
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Cross-Hedging Portfolios in Emerging Stock Markets: Evidence for the LATIBEX Index
Mathematics, 2021 We consider alternative possibilities for hedging spot positions on the FTSE LATIBEX Index, the index of the only international market exclusively for Latin American firms that is denominated by the euro. Since there is not a futures market on the index,
Pablo Urtubia +2 more
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Hedging Strategies in Carbon Emission Price Dynamics: Implications for Shipping Markets
Energies, 2023 The European Union (EU) has agreed to gradually include shipping in the EU emissions trading scheme (EU ETS), which makes shipping companies vulnerable to carbon price fluctuations.
Theodoros Syriopoulos +2 more
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