+ Follow ASEAN FINANCE MINISTERS MEETING Tag
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[Title] => RP, China near accord on $1-B currency swap
[Summary] => As more countries are exiting from the tutelage of the International Monetary Fund (IMF), Asian countries are eyeing a bigger part in stabilizing regional currencies by allowing countries like the Philippines greater access to the funds under the so-called Chang Mai Agreement.
This developed as the Philippines and China entered the final stages of negotiations for the $1-billion bilateral currency swap agreement under the Chang Mai facility, inching the agreement towards completion within the year.
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ASEAN FINANCE MINISTERS MEETING
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This developed as the Philippines and China entered the final stages of negotiations for the $1-billion bilateral currency swap agreement under the Chang Mai facility, inching the agreement towards completion within the year.
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