Contractual hedging involves contractual financial instruments which are, in most cases, not-for-profit instruments.

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Contractual hedging often involves financial instruments such as futures, forwards, options, and swaps, which are used by companies and investors to mitigate financial risks. These instruments can be used for both hedging (risk management) and speculative (profit-seeking) purposes.

Contractual Hedging Involves Contractual Financial Instruments Which Are, in Most