ASEAN-plus-3 agree to launch multilateral currency swap deal

ASEAN-plus-3 agree to launch multilateral currency swap deal

KYOTO, Japan - Finance chiefs from the 10-member Association of Southeast Asian Nations plus Japan, China and South Korea meet in Kyoto on May 5. They agreed to launch a multilateral currency swap scheme by pooling funds from their foreign exchange reserves to better protect their economies from financial crises.

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