Measure after measure
Feb, 27, 2026 By Vikram Murarka 0 comments
Progress only becomes visible when you track it.
Walking faster. Reducing time. Clear improvement.
In FX, the same rule applies.
If you don’t know your effective import cost or export realization, you’re not managing risk. You’re guessing.
Hedging without measurement is action without feedback.
And action without feedback rarely improves outcomes.
What gets measured gets managed.
What gets managed gets better.
That’s why disciplined currency management starts with knowing your numbers, before taking your next decision.
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