Currency exchange risk clause


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Precedents
Commercial contracts in hard times

Currency exchange risk clause


Published by a ½Û×ÓÊÓƵ Commercial expert

Precedents
Commercial contracts in hard times
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      Currency exchange risk clause

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        The currency conversion rate to be applied in respect of the Charges under this Agreement shall be the exchange rate of [[insert name of foreign-exchange market] OR [insert name of bank] as it is published on its website OR the relevant mid-spot rate for the alternative currency quoted by the Financial Times] applicable [on the date of [the Agreement] OR the [invoice] OR [payment] OR at the close of business on the last calendar month during which the [Goods]

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