No trade agreements have taken place with Chinese companies since the signing of a currency swap agreement with the People’s Bank of China, banking sources told Al Borsa. The agreement is expected to facilitate trade between the two countries and is renewable after three years. A government source added that the central bank is considering engaging in a similar agreement with another G7 country.
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