Foreign exchange risk, also known as exchange rate risk, refers to the possibility that people will suffer losses due to the uncertainty of exchange rate in the foreign exchange market. From the field analysis, foreign exchange risk can be roughly divided into two categories: commercial exchange rate risk and financial exchange rate risk.

Commercial exchange rate risk: Commercial exchange rate risk mainly refers to the possibility of people suffering losses due to exchange rate changes in international trade, which is the most common and important risk among foreign exchange risks.

Financial exchange rate risk: Financial exchange rate risk includes credit and debt risk and reserve risk. Foreign exchange risk, also known as exchange rate risk, refers to the possibility that people will suffer losses due to the uncertainty of exchange rate in the foreign exchange market. From the field analysis, foreign exchange risk can be roughly divided into two categories: commercial exchange rate risk and financial exchange rate risk.

Commercial exchange rate risk: Commercial exchange rate risk mainly refers to the possibility of people suffering losses due to exchange rate changes in international trade, which is the most common and important risk among foreign exchange risks.

Financial exchange rate risk: Financial exchange rate risk includes credit and debt risk and reserve risk.