U.S. and UK Corporations Increase FX Hedging Ratio to 57% in Q1 2026, Up From 49%

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According to MillTech, a foreign exchange hedging platform, U.S. and U.K. corporate finance executives increased their foreign exchange hedging ratio to 57% in the first quarter of 2026, up from 49% in the prior quarter and marking the highest level since the company began its survey in Q1 2024. The MillTech CEO Eric Huttman attributed the surge to escalating geopolitical events, including the Iran-driven conflict, Middle East tensions pushing up energy prices, and U.S. political actions such as the January detention of Venezuela's President Maduro, prompting corporations to adopt more proactive FX risk management strategies.
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