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From the Japan Times, Japan and India agree to $6b currency swap:
Japan and India agreed Friday to launch a bilateral currency swap arrangement in the spring that allows the two to provide up to $6 billion to stem financial crises, Japanese officials said.
Currency swaps typically benefit both parties, with each "winning" what is important to them. Haven't delved into them since my MBA program.
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