Suppose you are travelling to Europe in one year. The current $ to Euro exchange rate is $1.11. If you believe that the dollar will gain on the Euro then you are better off using the forward exchange market as the dollar will appreciate forward exchange market as the dollar will depreciate spot market as the dollar will appreciate spot market as the dollar will depreciate

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