The deal, to be maintained at 5 trillion won ($3.65 billion), can be extended by mutual agreement between the two central banks
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South Korea's central bank said it had agreed with Malaysia's central bank to extend a bilateral currency swap with Malaysia for three years starting Monday.
The deal, to be maintained at 5 trillion won ($3.65 billion), can be extended by mutual agreement between the two central banks, according to the Bank of Korea. ($1 = 1,368.7500 won) (Reporting by Cynthia Kim Editing by Ed Davies)
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