The Central Bank of Myanmar (CBM) sold over 1.91 million Thai baht on 20 January.
CBM injected more than US$ 100,000 and over 1 million yuan on 17 January. CBM also sold US$ 25 million, over 670,000 yuan and 2.45 million baht on 2 January, 510,000 yuan on 3 January, $25 million and 2.8 million baht on 6 January, over $2.15 million on 7 January, $256,000 on 8 January, $2.2 million on 9 January, 714,000 yuan on 10 January, $3.9 million on 11 January, 600,000 yuan on January 13, US$ 1687.04 and baht 500,000 on January 14, US$ 25 million on January 15 respectively.
As for sales in December, the CBM announced the sales of over 38 million dollars, over 1.4 million yuan and over 107 million baht on December 2, over 1.4 million yuan on December 3, over 1.4 million yuan on December 4, over 1.52 million yuan on December 5, 15 million dollars, more than one million yuan and 200 million baht on December 6, and 35 million dollars and 40 million baht on December 10 to importers. It sold about 900,000 yuan on December 10, 500,000 yuan on December 11, 28.5 million dollars and 600,000 baht on December 12, over 300,000 yuan and over 400,000 baht on December 13, over 28 million dollars and more than 700,000 yuan and more than one million baht on December 16, more than 100,000 dollars and over 800,000 baht on December 17, and more than 30 million dollars and over two million baht on December 18. The CBM announced the sale of ten million yuan to importers on the FX Trading Platform. It sold more than 1.3 million yuan and more than 2.48 million baht on December 19, more than 300,000 yuan and over 900,000 baht on December 24, more than 500,000 yuan and more than 4.7 million baht on December 26, over four million dollars, over 400,000 yuan and over one million baht on December 27.
As sales in November, the CBM announced the sales of over 15 million dollars more than 1.5 million yuan and more than 100 million baht on November 4 and 7 million yuan and 20 million baht to importers on the FX Trading Platform on November 5.
