hedged

IPA: hˈɛdʒd

adjective

  • (finance) Offset by another financial asset.
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Examples of "hedged" in Sentences

  • Mr. McCain hedged a bit: I have great admiration and respect for the Kennedy family.
  • Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei's call hedged his strong backing of the result of Friday's vote.
  • So-called hedged mines, which have sold a part of their future production in advance at an agreed price, are better protected against falling prices.
  • For reference, our short-term hedged inventory at September 30,2011, consisted of approximately 15 million barrels equivalent with an aggregate value of approximately $1.1 billion.
  • For reference, our short-term hedged inventory at December 31, 2011, is consisted of approximately 15 million barrels equivalent with an aggregate value of approximately $1 billion.
  • Many of the trades are currently hedged, which is intended to limit losses, but Mr. Pasciucco said maintaining the hedges "is a task," which is one reason to pay bonuses to keep employees who are familiar with the portfolio.
  • So he began a phase of entertainment production we might generously call hedged-bet experiments, films and television shows with built-in audience appeal that would allow him to turn profits and still perfect his technical wizardry.
  • If the yields of yen-denominated bonds look poor — for example, if the 20-year government bond gets stuck below 1.7% — "we may have to reinvest matured domestic bonds and loans in hedged foreign bonds," said Michihisa Tanimoto, managing director and director of the board of Sumitomo Life Insurance Co.,

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