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Why Are NDFs Commonly Used in Emerging Markets?

NDFs are commonly used in emerging markets because the local currency is often subject to capital controls or is not freely convertible in the international market. NDFs allow multinational corporations and investors to hedge their currency exposure in these markets without the logistical and legal constraints of dealing with the physical currency.

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