Kallard Company engages in many foreign currency transactions. Company policy is to hedge exposure to exchange gains
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Kallard Company engages in many foreign currency transactions. Company policy is to hedge exposure to exchange gains and losses using forward contracts. On July 1, Kallard sold mer¬
chandise to a German company for 350,000 deutsche marks (DM), payable on September 30.
Exchange rates of $1 for DM were as follows;
Required:
1. Did Kallard Company buy or sell marks for future delivery?
2. According to company policy, how many dollars did Kallard receive for this sale?
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