THE Central Bank of Myanmar (CBM) announced on 28 July that it would sell US$30 million to fuel oil businesspeople.

CBM sold over $354,900 to fuel oil-importing companies in addition to an injection of 1.184 million yuan on 28 July.

CBM sold over $1.29 million to edible oil-importing compa­nies and $485,266 to fuel oil-im­porting companies on 25 July again.

CBM sold over $1.345 mil­lion, which were purchased from companies working on a Cut-Make and Pack basis, to edible oil-importing companies on 24 July.

CBM sold over $2.36 million to edible oil-importing companies and $320,700 to fuel oil-importing companies on 23 July 2025.

CBM announced on 22 July that it would sell $27 million to those engaged in the fuel oil industry and 130 million baht to importers. CBM injected $660,000 and 474,900 yuan on 22 July into the financial market after sales of over $3 million to edible oil-importing companies.

CBM sold over $1.75 million each into edible oil-importing companies and fuel oil-importing companies on 21 July, again, after the injection of over 9.36 million baht to construction companies and over 337,800 yuan and 500,000 rupees to the financial market on that day.

CBM pumped over $3 mil­lion and 700,000 yuan into the financial market on 18 July af­ter selling $1.1 million to edible oil-importing companies.

CBM sold over $1.5 million to edible oil-importing compa­nies on 17 July, in addition to an injection of over 756,260 yuan and 2,000 baht into the financial market.

CBM sold $1.2 million, which were purchased from compa­nies working on a Cut-, Make and Pack basis, to edible oil compa­nies on 16 July.

CBM announced on 15 July that it would pump $33 million into the fuel oil industry. In addi­tion to injecting over 324,360 yuan into the financial market, CBM sold over $771,290 million into the edible oil-importing companies on that day.

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