But hedging costs money, which adds up over the long term, and
currency fluctuations tend to even out over very long periods.
Also, some contend that
currency fluctuations tend to balance out in the long run, so they won't have much long - term impact on a globally diversified portfolio.
Money managers who use the single - country products say that over the long term,
currency fluctuations tend to even out.
Over longer time horizons,
currency fluctuations tend to have a minimal impact on investment returns.
Not exact matches
Over the long - term
currency fluctuations between the various countries
tend to balance out.
And that's a number I can pretty much count on moving forward, other than
fluctuations with
currency affecting my foreign holdings (that
tends to even out over the long haul).