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Exclusive: Myanmar, with $6 billion in foreign reserves, is doing utmost to stabilise currency -minister

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Myanmar's military-appointed authorities are doing their utmost to stabilise the kyat currency and support an economy in crisis since a coup in February, a cabinet minister told Reuters on Tuesday, blaming the woe partly on foreign backers of opponents. Inflation in the southeast Asian nation has soared more than 5% since the military took power and its foreign reserves stand

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Exclusive: Myanmar, with $6 billion in foreign reserves, is doing utmost to stabilise currency -minister

- Myanmar's military-appointed authorities are doing their utmost to stabilise the kyat currency and support an economy in crisis since a coup in February, a cabinet minister told Reuters on Tuesday, blaming the woe partly on foreign backers of opponents. Inflation in the southeast Asian nation has soared more than 5% since the military took power and its foreign reserves stand

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Exclusive: Myanmar, with $6 billion in foreign reserves, is doing utmost to stabilise currency -minister

(Reuters) - Myanmar's military-appointed authorities are doing their utmost to stabilise the kyat currency and support an economy in crisis since a coup in February, a cabinet minister told Reuters on Tuesday, blaming the woe partly on foreign backers of opponents. Read full story

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Myanmar junta minister says foreign-backed 'sabotage' partly to blame for economic woes

Myanmar's military-appointed authorities are doing their best to stabilize the kyat currency and support an economy in turmoil since a February coup, a minister told Reuters on Tuesday, blaming the crisis partly on foreign backers of its opponents. Read More

2 years ago·Canada

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Myanmar Junta Minister Blames Economic Woes Partly on Foreign-Backed 'Sabotage'

Myanmar's military-appointed authorities are doing their best to revive an economy in turmoil since a February coup and stabilize the kyat currency, a minister told Reuters on Tuesday, blaming the crisis partly on foreign backers of its opponents. The currency lost more than 60% of its value in September after the Southeast Asian nation was roiled by months of protests, strikes and economic paralysis following the coup. Inflation has soared to 6…

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Exclusive-Myanmar junta minister says foreign-backed 'sabotage' partly to blame for economic woes

-Myanmar's military-appointed authorities are doing their best to stabilise the kyat currency and support an economy in turmoil since a February coup, a minister told Reuters on Tuesday, blaming the crisis partly on foreign backers of its opponents.

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Exclusive: Myanmar, with $6 billion in foreign reserves, is doing utmost to stabilise currency -minister

October 19, 2021(Reuters) – Myanmar’s military-appointed authorities are doing their utmost to stabilise the kyat currency and support an economy in crisis since a coup in February, a cabinet minister told Reuters on Tuesday, blaming the woe partly on foreign backers of opponents. Inflation in the southeast Asian nation has soared more than 5% since the military took power and its foreign reserves stand equivalent to 11 trillion kyat, or $6.…

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Exclusive: Myanmar, with $6 billion in foreign reserves, is doing utmost to stabilise currency -minister

Exclusive: Myanmar, with $6 billion in foreign reserves, is doing utmost to stabilise currency -minister

Exclusive: Myanmar, with $6 billion in foreign reserves, is doing utmost to stabilise currency -minister

Exclusive: Myanmar, with $6 billion in foreign reserves, is doing utmost to stabilise currency -minister

Myanmar junta minister says foreign-backed 'sabotage' partly to blame for economic woes

Myanmar junta minister says foreign-backed 'sabotage' partly to blame for economic woes

Myanmar Junta Minister Blames Economic Woes Partly on Foreign-Backed 'Sabotage'

Myanmar Junta Minister Blames Economic Woes Partly on Foreign-Backed 'Sabotage'

Exclusive-Myanmar junta minister says foreign-backed 'sabotage' partly to blame for economic woes

Exclusive-Myanmar junta minister says foreign-backed 'sabotage' partly to blame for economic woes

Exclusive: Myanmar, with $6 billion in foreign reserves, is doing utmost to stabilise currency -minister

Exclusive: Myanmar, with $6 billion in foreign reserves, is doing utmost to stabilise currency -minister

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