"foreign exchange risk" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to the risk of a financial loss due to changes in exchange rates. For example, "The company's profits were affected by foreign exchange risk."
And a foreign exchange risk management scheme bettered Google's revenue by $39m.
Before 1971 governments ensured that rates were fixed, so the private sector was free of foreign exchange risk.
All Gulf currencies, except the Kuwaiti dinar, are pegged to the dollar, and new currency issues carry foreign exchange risk.
By reassuming a substantial part of foreign exchange risk, the Euroland authorities have restored the possibility of a coherent economic policy, less vulnerable to external storms.
He said the bank remained profitable and had adequate capital to cover its foreign exchange risk, even in volatile countries like Romania.
"The erosion of the Egyptian pound and its scarcity in the market increases the foreign exchange risk on one side, and slows down dramatically our cash flow" as the company and its customers "must find U.S. dollars to pay the imports," said Sadri Marathi, chief financial officer at Venus.
IT companies are in the practice of hedging their foreign exchange risks, dampening any immediate upside from currency drops.
And the economy, monetary, financial market and foreign exchange risks of this occurring are probably as low as they have been in many years.
But if China stands by the promise it made June 19 to make the renminbi more flexible, the attraction for domestic companies of avoiding foreign exchange risks by invoicing in their home currency can only grow.
An example of use of the modelling environment is proposed relating to the management of the foreign exchange risks.
For the short term, U.S. investors should invest in foreign stock and bond funds that do not hedge their foreign exchange risks.
