Yangon gold market to resume on 26 October

Yangon gold market, which has suspended its sale because of the outbreak of COVID-19, will resume its sale commencing from 26 October, according to Yangon Gold Entrepreneurs Association (YGEA).
External trade tops $153 bln in incumbent government period
Myanmar’s external trade over the past four years under the incumbent government has touched a high of US$153 billion, comprising exports worth $70.4 billion and imports valued $82.8 billion, according to the statistics released by the Ministry of Commerce.
Salient points in Yangon Stock Exchange’s listing criteria
A listing on a stock exchange refers to the company’s shares being admitted on the board of stock exchange that are officially traded by a large number of investors including individuals ----------
Sagaing Region aims to grow over 1.6 mln acres of oil crops this FY
A total of 1,628,266 acres of oil crops are planned to grow in the ten districts of Sagaing region and Naga Self-Administered Zone in winter crops season of the current 2020-2021 financial year (FY).
Myanmar-Thailand border trade via Myawady drops amid COVID resurgence
Trade between Thailand and Myanmar via the Myawady land border between 1 and 9 October in the current financial year 2020-2021 plunged to US$12.32 million ---------------
Yangon gold market to reopen on 22 October
Yangon gold market, which has suspended due to the COVID-19 resurgences, will be officially reopened on 22 October, said U Myo Myint,
YGN region tops $308.768 mln from 137 foreign firms last FY
Yangon Region Investment Committee endorsed 137 enterprises in the past financial year 2019-2020, bringing in estimated capital of US$308.768 million,