Importers in India are turning to options strategies to hedge against currency risks due to high premiums in outright forwards.
Premiums have surged due to expected rate cuts by the Federal Reserve, making it costly to hedge future foreign currency payments.
Using option structures like capped forwards can provide a cost-effective way to lock in FX payments.
The relative stability of the rupee and low volatility in USD/INR pair have encouraged importers to utilize option structures for better payoff.
Higher premiums in the forward market are prompting importers to seek low-cost option structures like seagulls, knockouts, and range forwards.
Indian importers are favoring FX options as the rupee remains stable but premiums are rising
Indian importers are turning to options strategies to hedge currency risks due to high forward premiums.
The low implied and realized volatility of USD/INR prompts importers to opt for low-cost option structures over forwards.
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