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Common issues in oil trading contracts: Recoverability of hedging losses
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25 June 2021
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This is the fourth instalment in our series of articles looking at common issues in oil trading contracts.
Hedging is now typically an everyday part of the oil trading business. But does that mean that hedging losses suffered on account of a counterparty’s breach are recoverable?
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