Add a currency protection clause to the contract. At the time of transaction negotiation, appropriate hedging clauses shall be concluded in the contract through negotiation between both parties to prevent the risk of exchange rate fluctuation. There are many kinds of currency hedging clauses, and there is no fixed model. But no matter what hedging method is adopted, as long as both parties agree, the purpose of hedging can be achieved. There are mainly gold hedging, hard currency hedging and "basket" currency hedging. At present, hard currency hedging clauses are generally adopted in contracts. There are three points to be paid attention to when concluding such hedging clauses: first, it is necessary to clearly agree on the currency to be paid when the payment is due; Secondly, choose another hard currency to preserve value; Finally, indicate the spot exchange rate of the settlement currency and the hedging currency at the time of signing the contract in the contract. If the depreciation of the settlement currency exceeds the scope stipulated in the contract, the payment will be adjusted according to the new exchange rate between the settlement currency and the hedging currency, so that it is still equal to the original amount of the hedging currency converted in the contract.
Take forward trading as an example. When an enterprise has accounts receivable expressed in foreign currency, it can borrow foreign currency equivalent to accounts receivable to prevent transaction risks. Sell the same amount of $6,543,800+million.