ဈေးကွက်ခိုင်မာမှုရှိသည့် ကြော်အာလူးကို တောင်သူများ အဓိကစိုက်ပျိုးလာ
ကြော်အာလူး(အာလူးကြော်)သည် ရိုးရိုးအာလူး(ဟင်းချက်သည့်အာလူး) ဈေးကွက်နှင့် နှိုင်းယှဉ်ပါက ဈေးကွက်ပိုင်း ပိုမိုခိုင်မာမှုရှိသဖြင့် တောင်သူများ အဓိကစိုက်ပျိုးလာကြကြောင်း မကွေးတိုင်း ဒေသကြီးရှိ အာလူးစိုက်ပျိုးသူများ၏ ပြောကြားချက်အရ သိရသည်။
MoC oversees daily import processes for anti-COVID-19 equipment
5 NOVEMBER 2021
The Ministry of Commerce is making efforts to ensure people have access to the essential medical supplies that are critical to the COVID-19 prevention, control and treatment activities, including liquid oxygen and oxygen cylinders, by arranging continuous importation through trading posts, international airports and seaports with the Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs).
Domestic gold price rises up to over K1.8 mln per tical
5 NOVEMBER 2021
The price of domestic gold bar rose up to above K1.8 million per tical (approximately 16.33 grammes), according to Yangon Gold Entrepreneurs Association (YGEA).
The price of domestic gold is high right now because of the depreciation of the Myanmar Kyat in the local foreign currency market.
Aungban tomatoes fetch good prices
5 NOVEMBER 2021
The tomatoes produced from Aungban of southern Shan State fetch good prices in Myothit Township of Magway District, according to a local merchant.
The six-wheel tomato trucks usually enter the municipal market of Myothit once every five days and the prices are also high. The tomato prices were between K700 and K1,000 per viss about two weeks ago and now the price becomes K1,400 per viss, said Ma Htay Oo, a tomato trader.
Myanmar ships over 112,000 tonnes of various pulses as of 29 Oct
5 NOVEMBER 2021
Myanmar conveyed US$96 million worth of 112,367.68 tonnes of various pulses to foreign trade partners as of 29 October in the current mini-budget period (October 2021-March 2022), according to statistics released by the Ministry of Commerce.
Chilli growers in Pwintbyu get great revenue by high yield
5 NOVEMBER 2021
The locals from Pwintbyu township are growing Thamo chilli with the use of irrigated water from the Mezali Dam. The chilli plantations have a high yield and the chilli sells well in the local market, according to the chilli growers from Than Man Yin village in Pwintbyu township.
Myanmar-India border trade down in 2021-2022 mini-budget year
4 November 2021
Border trade between Myanmar and India hit US$1.42 million as of 22 October in the mini-budget year of 2021-2022 or transition period from October 2021 to March 2022, according to figures released by the Commerce Ministry.
Despite plentiful production, banana prices slump
3 NOVEMBER 2021
Although there has been a high yield of bananas year by year in the Sagaing region, the prices of bananas have significantly dropped during the pandemic period, according to the banana growers.
“The local growers cultivate around 1,000 banana trees per acre. The cultivation of bananas costs K2 million per acre. At the time of fruiting, the farmers get back around K5 million per acre,” said a banana grower.
Sugar price hike rally continues; sugarcane price surges to over K60,000 per tonne
3 NOVEMBER 2021
Following the sugar price rally, the price of sugarcane jumped to over K60,000 per tonne, said the sugarcane growers from Htigyaing Township.
“This year, sugarcane fetches up to K60,000 per tonne. It was priced at only K43,000 per tonne last year. The sugarcane price has risen tracking the hike in sugar price. We delivered the sugarcane to the sugar mills in Htigyaing Township only,” said Daw Htway Yee, a sugarcane grower from Htigyaing Township.
Over 51 mln litres of fuel oil sold at fairer prices within one and half months: CAD
3 NOVEMBER 2021
The Consumer Affairs Department stated that more than 51 million litres of fuel oil were sold at the subsidized rate between 22 September and 2 November 2021.
Starting from 22 September, the total volume of fuel oil that is sold at very reasonable rates is equivalent to the amount that the oil importers directly purchased the foreign currency from the Central Bank of Myanmar, intending to offer fairer rates through the relevant association.