THE Central Bank of Myanmar (CBM) announced on 15 July that it would pump US$33 million into the fuel oil industry. In addition to an injection of over 324,360 yuan into the financial market, CBM sold over $771,290 million to the edible oil-importing companies on that day.

CBM sold over $757,230 and 1.426 million yuan on 14 July. Fur­thermore, CBM sold over $1.58 million to edible oil-importing companies and over $359,230 to commodities-importing compa­nies as well.

CBM sold over $1.7 million to edible oil-importing companies on 11 July 2025.

CBM sold over $1.5 million purchased from CMP companies to edible oil-importing companies on 10 July, in addition to an injec­tion of $621,000 and 600,000 yuan into the financial market.

CBM announced on 8 July that it would sell $30 million to fuel oil importers. CBM also sold $885,100, which was purchased from the CMP companies, to edible oil-importing companies.

CBM sold $1.8 million and 1.3 million yuan on 7 July. Fur­thermore, CBM sold over $1.87 million to edible oil companies and over $912,150 to commodi­ties-importing companies on the same day.

CBM sold $1.75 million to edible oil-importing companies and over $481,540 to commodi­ties-importing companies on 4 July, in addition to an injection of $578,542 and 900,000 yuan into the financial market.

CBM sold $678,000, 1.24 mil­lion yuan and 2.94 million baht on 3 July. CBM sold $3.346 million to edible oil-importing companies, over $578,400 to commodities-im­porting countries on that day.

CBM announced on 2 July that it would sell 10 million yuan to importers. CBM sold over $1.593 million to edible oil-im­porting companies on that day.

CBM announced on 1 July that it would pump $33 million into the fuel oil sector. CBM sold over $1.15 million that purchased from CMP companies to edible oil-importing companies.

CBM sold $8.4 million, 13.9 million baht and 5.2 million yuan in June 2025, in addition to an injection of $14.9 million that was purchased from the CMP enter­prises into the financial market.

CBM aims to curb the in­stability in the foreign exchange market and currency devalua­tion. According to CBM’s notifica­tion on 15 March 2024, it has been collaborating with law enforce­ment agencies to combat and prosecute those who attempt to manipulate the currency market under the existing laws. CBM allowed authorized dealers (pri­vate banks) to operate online for­eign exchange trading freely as per the market rate, depending on supply and demand, starting from 5 December 2023. — NN/KK