The Central Bank of Myanmar sold more than $39 million worth of currency purchased from Cut, Make, and Pack companies in September 2025. It also injected over $680,000, 6.2 million yuan, and 300,000 baht into the market through the online foreign exchange trading platform. In August, over $1 million, 11 million yuan, and four million baht were sold, along with more than $32 million from CMP firms. In July, the bank sold $36.5 million from CMP sources, plus $8.8 million, 13.3 million baht, 10.5 million yuan, and 500,000 rupees.
The central bank sold $2.3 million to commodities-importing firms under a plan to release $10 million. In June, it sold $8.4 million, 13.9 million baht, and 5.2 million yuan, and injected $14.9 million from CMP companies into the market. The bank’s goal is to reduce volatility in the foreign exchange market and prevent further currency devaluation. Since Dec. 5, 2023, authorized private banks have been allowed to trade foreign exchange online at market-based rates.
The central bank sold $2.3 million to commodities-importing firms under a plan to release $10 million. In June, it sold $8.4 million, 13.9 million baht, and 5.2 million yuan, and injected $14.9 million from CMP companies into the market. The bank’s goal is to reduce volatility in the foreign exchange market and prevent further currency devaluation. Since Dec. 5, 2023, authorized private banks have been allowed to trade foreign exchange online at market-based rates.
