In what is known as dynamic hedging, banks always hedge open positions in any foreign currencies.

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Dynamic hedging is a strategy that involves frequently adjusting the number of derivatives used in a hedge as market conditions change, but it does not mean banks always hedge all open positions in foreign currencies. Banks may choose not to hedge certain positions due to cost, risk assessment, or other strategic reasons.

In What Is Known as Dynamic Hedging, Banks Always Hedge