Q.25 Walter runs a business in the United States. He wants to purchase some materials for his warehouse from France. Walter decides to purchase the warehouse on a mortgage that needs him to make the payments in euros. However, since his company is in the United States, the main currency he will receive when conducting business is dollars. Thus, he is required to have the U.S. dollars converted to Euros so that he can make payments to his mortgage in France. Unfortunately, the dollar’s value is weakening against the euro. This means that Walter will have to pay expensively for the mortgage payments. What should Walter do so that he does not end up paying a mortgage that keeps getting more expensive?