Indonesian, Japanese central banks expand bilateral FX swap agreement
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[JAKARTA] Indonesia's and Japan's central banks have expanded their bilateral foreign exchange swap agreement to include local currency transactions, Bank Indonesia (BI) said in a statement on Monday.
The US$22.76 billion swap agreement between BI and the Bank of Japan was originally only for US dollar contracts, but has now been expanded to allow for rupiah-yen swaps.
BI executive director Agusman said in the statement the expansion would "contribute to the stability of financial markets, promote the use of local currencies."
REUTERS
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