Sentence examples for foreign exposure from inspiring English sources

Some fret about taking on foreign exposure or currency risk.

He advised investors to include some foreign exposure in a stock portfolio, but he would prefer developed markets rather than emerging markets.

It also hedges at least 75percentt of its foreign exposure back into dollars, giving it a return through the second quarter of 3.8percentt.

Lars Lokke Rasmussen, a 44-year-old who has previously had the health and finance portfolios, has domestic experience but almost no foreign exposure.

THE European fiscal crisis isn't just raising investor concerns about how much foreign exposure to have, but also about how those bets should be made.

"That has given our team lots of foreign exposure and that is why we have done well," said Bhupinder Singh, vice president of the I.B.F.

Reserve accumulation increases foreign exposures to American monetary policy while simultaneously introducing a destabilising force into the American economy.

Its willingness to dabble beyond its borders marked it out for suspicion when crisis struck and doubts about its foreign exposures grew.In November 2008 the RBI had to lend foreign currencies to Indian banks to help them meet the obligations of their foreign branches.

But certainly for most, it seems clear that going for a local PhD--coupled with some foreign exposure--is the best bargain.

Banks regularly hedge foreign exchange exposure and bond exposure by taking opposite positions to offset potential losses.

By the end of 2011 foreign banks' exposure to the Greek public sector had fallen to about $23 billion from $64 billion in September 2010.