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Myanmar's Central Bank bleeds cash for private oil firms
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[QUOTE="Munyaradzi Mafaro, post: 51652, member: 636"] Myanmar's Central Bank pumped more than $1.7 million into edible oil companies during trading on July 11. Bank officials had already pushed $1.5 million from CMP purchases toward oil importers the previous day. Currency dealers also received $621,000 and 600,000 yuan injections into financial markets. The bank announced plans to funnel $30 million directly to fuel oil importers on July 8. Another $885,100 from CMP company purchases went straight to edible oil businesses. Banking authorities moved $1.8 million and 1.3 million yuan on July 7 alone. Edible oil firms grabbed over $1.87 million while commodities importers secured $912,150 during the same session. July 4 brought $1.75 million to oil companies and $481,540 to commodities traders. Market injections included $578,542 and 900,000 yuan flowing into financial systems. Currency sales hit $678,000, 1.24 million yuan and 2.94 million baht on July 3. The Central Bank announced 10 million yuan for importers on July 2 after selling $1.593 million to oil companies. July 1 saw promises of $33 million flooding the fuel sector while $1.15 million from CMP purchases reached edible oil traders. June totals reached $8.4 million, 13.9 million baht and 5.2 million yuan alongside $14.9 million CMP injections. Officials target foreign exchange instability and currency crashes through these aggressive moves. Private banks gained freedom to run online forex trading at market rates since December 2023. [/QUOTE]
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