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China and Tunisia Seek One Billion-Dollar Currency Swap Deal

Elsayed solyman

Elsayed Solyman, a journalist with over 15 years’ experience, has refined his editorial and production skills as a senior reporter at major outlets, delivering impactful economic stories across platforms.
  • China and Tunisia discuss a $1 billion currency swap to alleviate economic strains
  • Agreement aims to address Tunisia’s trade deficit and declining foreign reserves

 

Tunis, Tunisia – In a bid to alleviate economic strains, China and Tunisia have entered discussions for a bilateral currency swap valued at least at USD 1 billion, sources close to the negotiations revealed to Allen Dreyfus Monday.

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