The Central Bank of Myanmar sold 230,000 US dollars at 3,507 kyats per dollar, and more than 1.5 million Chinese yuan and 956,930 Thai baht again on September 13.

The CBM announced on September 12 that it will sell 10 million dollars for fuel oil and 7 million dollars for cooking oil in the foreign currency market through the FX trading platform.

On September 6, the Central Bank sold another 100,000 dollars at a foreign exchange rate of 3,502 kyats per dollar, and sold 12.59 million dollars in three days, the CBM announced.

The CBM sold 12.4 million dollars on September 4, 90,000 dollars on September 5 and 100,000 dollars on September 6 at the rate of 3,502 kyats per dollar.

The CBM announced on August 14 that it plans to provide 100 million dollars to oil companies in the foreign currency market. After that, on August 15, more than nine million dollars were sold at a rate of 3,400 kyat per dollar. On August 19, nearly 90 million dollars were sold at a rate of 3,410 kyats per dollar. It also sold 31 million dollars at a rate of 3,440 kyat per dollar on August 22, more than 35 million dollars at a rate of 3,460 kyat per dollar on August 26 and 16.9 million dollars at a rate of 3,472 kyat per dollar on August 28.

The CBM announced it sold 6 million dollars, five million Chinese yuan and 10 million Thai baht through FX trading platform for fuel, cooking oil and other important commodities on August 9.

According to the announcement on August 2, the CBM sold five million dollars and five million Chinese yuan through the FX trading platform for the fuel, cooking oil and pharmaceutical sectors.

On August 1, 2024, the foreign currency trading (AD) licensed banks sold 69 million Thai baht and 9 million Chinese yuan through the FX trading platform for companies that import cooking oil, pharmaceutical and pharmaceutical-related product and fertilizers in the foreign currency market.