When a firm is taking a net asset position in the holding of a foreign exchange,...
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Option B.
- When a firm is taking a net asset position in the holding of a foreign exchange, it is taking a long position in the foreign exchange.
- If a firm is taking a net asset position it means that it is having a long position of buying and holding the assets.
- Taking a long position in the foreign exchange refers to holding assets for longer period of time in an expectation of rise in its value.
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