1. Strengthen account management and actively adjust assets and liabilities. Assets and liabilities expressed in foreign currencies are easily affected by exchange rate fluctuations. Asset-liability adjustment is to rearrange or convert these accounts into currencies that are most likely to maintain their own value or even increase their value.

2. Choose favorable pricing currency and use soft currency flexibly. The size of foreign exchange risk is closely related to foreign currency, and the foreign exchange risk is different in different payment currencies. In foreign exchange receipts and payments, in principle, we should strive to receive foreign exchange in hard currency and pay foreign exchange in soft currency.

3. Add currency hedging clauses to the contract. 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. The main ways of currency preservation are gold preservation, hard currency preservation and "basket" currency preservation, and most of the contracts use hard currency preservation clauses.

4. Share risks through agreement. According to the signed agreement, both parties to the transaction can determine the basic price and exchange rate of the product, determine the range of exchange rate change and the proportion of exchange rate change risk shared by both parties, and adjust the basic price of the product through consultation as appropriate.

5. According to the actual situation, flexibly grasp the time of receipt and payment. In the rapidly changing international foreign exchange market, advancing or postponing the collection and payment of foreign exchange will produce different benefits for economic entities. Therefore, we should be good at grasping the opportunity and flexibly grasp the time of receipt and payment according to the actual situation.