forward cover
noun[U]
FINANCEukusanarrangementtobuysomething at afuturedateat afixedpriceas a way ofprotectingyourself against anincreaseinitsprice:
Oilpricescontinuetoriseand thecompanyhas noforwardcoverfor nextyear.
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There is no need for the extra interest now that the necessity to provideforwardcoverfor sterling is removed.
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And then, when our foreign exchange reserves were low, both public and private borrowers were encouraged by cheapforwardcoverto raise funds abroad in foreign currency.
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The installation projects that have comeforwardcovera wide range of manufacturing industry, including confectionery, chemicals and ceramics, as well as the more traditional areas of engineering.
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He even deputised as a forward covering for injuries.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.The research topics they put forward covered the organization of services, patients' expectations, ways to improve teamwork, and the effectiveness of services.
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They were not capital movements in the ordinary sense of the flight of capital, but were forward covering by traders, who probably anticipated changes in currency rates.
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