• The currency swap lines that central banks set up among themselves have also been shut down.

    ECONOMIST: Tightening economic policy

  • The central banks are fighting to prevent this from happening (cross currency swap lines with each other and low swap rates).

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  • Because interbank markets are global in scope, the Federal Reserve has also approved bilateral currency swap agreements with 14 foreign central banks.

    FORBES: Magazine Article

  • The Bank and the People's Bank of China are close to signing a three-year currency swap arrangement, governor Sir Mervyn King said.

    BBC: UK and China poised for currency swap deal

  • The currency swap program is now one-sixth the size of QE2, which signals that short-term U.S. dollar funding markets remain extremely strained.

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  • There, according to the Chinese Foreign Ministry, the leaders discussed the currency swap and foreign-exchange reserve pool ideas with their Russian, Indian and Brazilian peers.

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  • Mr Buiter acknowledges that Britain has access to currency swap lines from the world's biggest central banks, which would help it prevent a run on the banks.

    ECONOMIST: Iceland

  • South Korea and Japan, which are also squabbling over an island, decided not to renew an emergency currency-swap facility.

    ECONOMIST: Business this week

  • Japan is mulling whether to renew a currency-swap agreement that expires in October.

    ECONOMIST: Strained relations between Japan and South Korea

  • All three countries are looking to China for support: Venezuela and Ecuador have signed investment agreements, and Argentina has a currency-swap line aimed at reducing its need for dollars.

    ECONOMIST: Latin America's economies

  • Regardless of the amount of difficulty involved, the big four emerging markets plus South Africa said earlier this week they were considering setting up a foreign-exchange reserve pool and a currency-swap arrangement in an effort to avoid any credit crisis stemming from the advanced economies.

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  • Acquirers are paying more, but they are doing so painlessly, since their own shares, which serve as their currency in stock-swap transactions, are as inflated as those of their prey.

    ECONOMIST: Bank mergers

  • Quite apart from the risk that some crisis in a currency or stock or credit swap market could cause a meltdown on Wall Street, there is the risk that the public could turn against securities firms, especially those that so visibly wear multiple hats.

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  • The main instruments are bilateral swap agreements among major nations so that any country can draw on any currency as needed.

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