The Central Bank of Myanmar (CBM) sold nearly five million baht more on November 28, and over 94 million dollars, over 13.8 million yuan and over 349 million baht were sold in 28 days, sources said.

As for sales in November, the CBM sold over 15 million dollars at the rate of 3575 kyat per dollar, over 1.5 million yuan and over 100 million baht on November 4, 7 million yuan and 20 million baht to importers on the foreign currency market (FX Trading Platform) on November 5,  nearly 9,000 dollars, 489,899 yuan and more than 1.2 million baht on November 6, 3,343 dollars and more than two million yuan on November 7, 3115 dollars and more than two million yuan on November 8, more than 800,000 yuan and 35 million dollars to importers on the foreign currency market (FX Trading Platform) on November 11. It also sold 14.5 million baht on November 12, nearly 400,000 dollars on November 14, and 35 million dollars to entrepreneurs who import fuel on November 16. It also sold 12,325 dollars on November 18, 20 million dollars and 100 million baht on November 19, 24 million dollars on November 20, and 50 million baht to importers on November 21. It was announced that it will sell 25,230 dollars and more than 17.7 million baht on November 22, more than 1.7 million yuan on November 26, more than 3.2 million baht on November 27, and nearly five million baht on November 28, making the sale of more than 94 million dollars, more than 13.8 million yuan and 349 million baht between November 1 and 28.

According to the statement made by the CBM on October 20, 35 million dollars will be sold to fuel and edible oil manufacturers. It sold over 2.2 million dollars at a rate of 3,556 kyats per dollar and over 1.5 million yuan On October 21, over 7.5 million dollars and almost 150 million baht on October 22, 20 million baht to importers, over 2.56 million dollars and over 16.5 million baht on online trading platform on October 23, more than 100,000 dollars and more than eight million baht on October 24, 20 million dollars at a rate of 3568 kyat per dollar, more than 800,000 yuan, and more than 200,000 baht on October 25, more than 16 million dollars, more than one million yuan and more than 18 million baht on October 28, 27,550 dollars on October 29, more than nine million dollars, more than two million yuan and more than 156 million baht on October 30, and more than 200,000 dollars and more than 700,000 yuan on October 31.