Japan joins efforts to stabilise markets

Japan’s central bank decided today to restart a temporary dollar-swap agreement with the US Federal Reserve, as part of a global effort to stabilise financial markets roiled by the European debt crisis.

Japan’s central bank decided today to restart a temporary dollar-swap agreement with the US Federal Reserve, as part of a global effort to stabilise financial markets roiled by the European debt crisis.

At an unscheduled monetary policy meeting, board members also voted unanimously to keep its key interest rate at 0.1%.

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