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When investing in foreign bonds, you face currency risk. In this 30-second short, InsiderMonk explains hedged vs unhedged bond investing and which approach might suit you.

Hedged bonds use strategies to protect against currency swings, ensuring more predictable returns in your home currency.

Unhedged bonds leave your investments exposed, meaning your returns depend on exchange rate movements.

Example: An Indian investor in US bonds:

Hedged: USD falls → your INR returns remain stable

Unhedged: USD falls → your INR returns drop, USD rises → returns increase

Key takeaway:
Hedging reduces risk but may lower potential returns, while unhedged investments offer higher opportunity and higher risk. Choosing the right strategy depends on risk appetite and market view.

📈 Watch till the end to learn how to balance safety and opportunity in foreign bond investing.
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