This paper discusses the foreign exchange hedging strategies by considering the hedging performance among currency futures and US Dollar Index (USDX) futures. We adopt OLS, ECM, DCC-GARCH and ICSS-GARCH models to obtain optimal hedge ratios and to measure out-of-sample hedging performance of future contracts in order to find out the most appropriate hedging strategy. The empirical results show that the USDX futures in-sample hedging performance is superior to currency futures, indicate the concept of commodity hedging portfolio is better than a single currency products. Moreover, in comparison with performances resulted by hedges models, a best hedging effect should be taken for different forwards contracts to consider adequate static or dynamic models as well as an opportune trading time prior to observation of trends of hedging performances.