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An Indian company receives a large export order payable in USD after 6 months. The management fears rupee appreciation in this period. To hedge the risk, the treasury team uses a forward contract at ₹83/USD. However, on the settlement day, the spot rate is ₹81/USD. What is the financial implication of the hedge?
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