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Forward premium

A forward premium is a financial term used to describe the condition in which a foreign currency is priced higher for future trading compared to its current spot settlement price. This means that the seller of the foreign currency, such as an exporter, will receive a higher amount of their home currency in exchange. This is because the forward premium is always deducted from the spot rate, giving the seller an advantage.

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