“Swap Lines” refers to temporary reciprocal currency arrangements between central banks. They allow a central bank to obtain foreign currency, if needed, to help address liquidity issues in their financial markets. In South Africa, the South African Reserve Bank may establish such lines with other central banks.
Swap Lines
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