Last week, the Argentine Central Bank and People’s Bank of China (PBOC) sealed the deal by signing an agreement to extend the 130 billion yuan line a day before it was set to expire. Argentina has renewed its currency swap with China for another five years, thereby preserving a $19 billion lifeline that the US has been pressing Buenos Aires authorities to hand over. A currency swap refers to the standing credit line between the central banks of …
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