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Fisheries Dept targets US$800M in exports for FY 2024-2025
May 29, 2024

The Department of Fisheries aims to achieve export earnings of over US$800 million in the current financial year 2024-2025.
Myanmar bagged $729.4 million from 522,565 metric tons of fisheries products in FY 2023–2024.
All the stakeholders in the supply chain, including officials from the Fisheries Department, exporters, traders, and fish and shrimp farmers, are cooperating to boost exports this year.
Myanmar’s fisheries exports amounted to US$84.8 million as of May 17 in the current financial year 2024-2025, beginning April 1, the Ministry of Commerce’s statistics showed.
At present, fishery exports are regularly occurring, yet the volume of fishery exports is still lower than that recorded in the pre-pandemic period.
Myanmar sends fisheries such as fish, crab, and shrimp to neighbouring countries (China and Thailand) through Muse, Myawady, Kawthoung, Myeik, Sittway, and Maungtaw border posts. They are conveyed to Japan, European countries, China, Thailand, and other regional countries via maritime channels.
More than 20 fish species, including hilsa, rohu, catfish, and seabass, are delivered to foreign markets, according to the Myanmar Fisheries Federation.
Myanmar delivers fisheries to over 40 countries, and the leading importer of Myanmar’s fisheries is Thailand, followed by China. — NN/EM

YRIC endorses K1.55B domestic projects and 3 foreign projects worth US$3.7M.
May 29, 2024

The Yangon Region Investment Committee (YRIC) gave the green light to one domestic enterprise owned by Myanmar citizens and three wholly foreign enterprises with an estimated capital of US$3.739 million and K1.55 billion at the meeting 5/2024 held on 27 May.
One domestic enterprise will pump investments into the hotel sector, while the three foreign enterprises will make investments in the manufacturing of bags, garments and bridal gowns on a cutting, making and packaging basis. They will create a total of 2,301 jobs.
At the meeting, nine companies also raised capital expansion and general matters. — NN/EM

Gold prices are flat ahead of US inflation data
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Published Thu, May 30, 2024 · 10:20 AM

GOLD prices were flat on Thursday (May 3, as investors awaited a key US inflation reading that could provide further insights into the Federal Reserve’s policy path.

Spot gold was unchanged at US$2,338.04 per ounce, as of 0125 GMT, after falling 1 percent in the previous session.

US gold futures were down 0.2 percent at US$2,358.30.

US economic activity continued to expand from early April to mid-May, but firms grew more downbeat about the future amid weakening consumer demand while inflation continued to increase at a modest pace, a Fed survey showed, as central bankers mull how long they will need to keep interest rates at current levels.

Investors are now awaiting the April reading on the personal consumption expenditures price index, the Fed’s preferred inflation gauge, due on Friday.

Traders’ bets signalled growing scepticism that the Fed will cut rates more than once in 2024, currently pricing in about a 61 percent chance of a rate cut by November, according to the CME FedWatch Tool.

Bullion is known as an inflation hedge, but higher rates increase the opportunity cost of holding non-yielding gold.

Goldman Sachs remains selectively bullish on commodities, it said in a note, citing solid demand growth, expectations of more structural upside in industrial metals and gold.

India’s silver imports in the first four months of the year have already surpassed the total for all of 2023, government and industry officials said.

Global mining group BHP walked away from its US$49 billion plan to take over rival Anglo American, which rejected a last-ditch request for more time, ending for now its six-week pursuit.

Spot silver rose 0.2 percent to US$32.03 per ounce, platinum was up 0.5 percent to US$1,040.55, and palladium lost 1.3 percent to US$952.50.
REUTERS

ယနေ့ နိုင်ငံခြားငွေလဲလှယ်နှုန်း (မေ - ၃၀ ရက်)

-အမေရိကန်ဒေါ်လာ‌
ရောင်းဈေး - ၄၇၄၀ ကျပ်
ဝယ်ဈေး - ၄၆၈၀ ကျပ်

-စင်္ကာပူဒေါ်လာ
ရောင်းဈေး - ၃၅၀၅ ကျပ်
ဝယ်ဈေး - ၃၄၁၀ ကျပ်

-ယူရို
ရောင်းဈေး - ၅၁၂၀ ကျပ်
ဝယ်ဈေး - ၄၉၅၅ ကျပ်

-ထိုင်းဘတ်
ရောင်းဈေး - ၁၂၈.၅၃ ကျပ်
ဝယ်ဈေး - ၁၂၅.၇၀ ကျပ်

-မလေးရှားရင်းဂစ်
ရောင်းဈေး - ၁၀၀၅ ကျပ်
ဝယ်ဈေး - ၉၇၂ ကျပ်

-တရုတ်ယွမ်
ရောင်းဈေး - ၆၅၃ ကျပ်
ဝယ်ဈေး - ၆၃၆ ကျပ်

-ဂျပန်ယန်း
ရောင်းဈေး - ၃၀.၁၂ ကျပ်
ဝယ်ဈေး - ၂၉.၁၆ ကျပ်

-အိန္ဒိယရူပီး
ရောင်းဈေး - ၅၇.၄၆ ကျပ်
ဝယ်ဈေး - ၅၄.၆၃ ကျပ်

-ကိုရီးယားဝမ်
ရောင်းဈေး - ၃.၄၉ ကျပ်
ဝယ်ဈေး - ၃.၃၁ ကျပ်

-စတာလင်ပေါင်
ရောင်းဈေး - ၆၁၈၄ ကျပ်
ဝယ်ဈေး - ၅၈၇၉ ကျပ်

-ဩစတြေးလျဒေါ်လာ
ရောင်းဈေး - ၃၁၆၇ ကျပ်
ဝယ်ဈေး - ၃၀၁၁ ကျပ်

-ကနေဒါဒေါ်လာ
ရောင်းဈေး - ၃၅၁၀ ကျပ်
ဝယ်ဈေး - ၃၃၃၆ ကျပ်

-ဟောင်ကောင်ဒေါ်လာ
ရောင်းဈေး - ၆၁၈ ကျပ်
ဝယ်ဈေး - ၅၈၇ ကျပ်

-ယူအေအီး
ရောင်းဈေး - ၁၂၉၈ ကျပ်
ဝယ်ဈေး - ၁၂၃၄ ကျပ်

ငွေလဲနှုန်းများ အချိန်နှင့်အမျှ ပြောင်းလဲနိုင်သည်။

30 May 24
ယနေ့ ငွေဈေး၊ ရွှေဈေး

USD Buy - MMK 4,520
USD Sell - MMK 4,600
EUR Buy - MMK 4,938.40
EUR Sell - MMK 5,194.80
SGD Buy - MMK 3,300
SGD Sell - MMK 3,380
THB Buy - MMK 125
THB Sell - MMK 131.58
JPY Buy - MMK 28.91
JPY Sell - MMK 30.41
MYR Buy - MMK 962
MYR Sell - MMK 982
CNY Buy - MMK 617
CNY Sell - MMK 637

Gold Price
၁၅ ပဲရည် ၁ကျပ်သား - MMK 5,450,000
၁၆ ပဲရည် ၁ကျပ်သား - MMK 5,790,000

*** အထက်ပါဈေးနှုန်းများမှာ အချိန်နှင့်တပြေးညီပြောင်းလဲနိုင်ပါသည်။***

ယနေ့ ရွှေဈေး (မေ - ၃၀ ရက်၊ နံနက် ၁၀ နာရီ)

-ကမ္ဘာ့ရွှေဈေး
တအောင်စ ၂၃၃၈ ဒေါ်လာ

-အခေါက်ရွှေ တကျပ်သား (ပြင်ပဈေးကွက်)
ရောင်းဈေး ၅၈၄၀၀၀၀ ကျပ်
ဝယ်ဈေး ၅၈၀၀၀၀၀ ကျပ်

-၁၅ ပဲရည် တကျပ်သား
ရောင်းဈေး ၅၆၄၀၀၀၀ ကျပ်
ဝယ်ဈေး ၅၆၀၀၀၀၀ ကျပ်

“လက်ရှိ ရွှေဈေးကွက်အတွင်း ဈေးနှုန်းအတက်အကျ မငြိမ်သေးတဲ့အတွက် ရောင်းမှား၊ ဝယ်မှား မဖြစ်ဖို့ သတိပြုစေလိုပါတယ်။”

ရွှေဈေးနှုန်းများ အချိန်နှင့်အမျှ ပြောင်းလဲနိုင်သည်။

Industrial zones and extended zones have great chance to boost export products
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May 30, 2024



Authorities of regions and states have to implement industrial zones in accordance with industrial law and rules to have success similar to the Thilawa Special Economic Zone.
Industrial zone establishment and supervisory committees have to supervise the measures to determine whether industrial zones actually operate and allow the work process of the same businesses, said Vice-Senior General Soe Win.
The Industry and Industrial Zone Development Central Committee held the meeting 1/2024 at the hall of the Ministry of Industry in Nay Pyi Taw yesterday afternoon, with an address by Chairman of the Central Committee Vice-Chairman of the State Administration Council Deputy Prime Minister Vice-Senior General Soe Win.
In his speech, the Vice-Senior General underlined that Myanmar has to develop 28 main industrial zones, 53 branches, and five industrial wards, with two more industrial zones under establishment to amend the points that are not in compliance with the law and rules.
He noted that upon completion of the formation of the local industrial zones and the formation of supervisory committees, industrial management committees will be set up.
It is necessary to systematically establish industrial zones under the economic development framework of the state with the investment of local and foreign businesspeople, he added.
He underscored that only when the funds can be set up in accordance with the industrial zone law and rules will all the tasks be successful.
He explained that the central committee needs to adopt policies and solve difficulties, whereas the local industrial zone establishment and supervisory committee, and regional governments have to supervise the successful implementation of the already set up industrial zones and those to be established, and the industrial zone management committees play a vital role in these measures.
As such, the Vice-Senior General continued that deserving persons must be formed in the supervisory committee and management committees to achieve success in the work process.
He stressed that region and state chief ministers need to choose the proper people to be assigned. He also pointed out that some residential wards are located near industrial zones, while similarly, there are industrial wards situated near residential areas. The chief ministers have to seek solutions to this problem under the industrial zone law and rules. The small-scale industrial zone submitted by Magway Region is primarily allocated to groups of less than 500 acres of land to manufacture value-added products made of oil crops, beans, and cotton.
The Magway Region government needs to submit a new proposal for an industrial zone to use cotton and thread industries and oil crops.
Authorities of regions and states have to implement their industrial zones in accordance with industrial law and rules to have success, similar to the Thilawa Special Economic Zone.
Only when all need to have skills in legal affairs and follow them will they have achievements in the work process.
Secretary of the Central Committee Deputy Minister for Industry U Yin Maung Nyunt and Magway Region Chief Minister U Tint Lwin read the letters to the central committee.
The Vice-Chairman of the Central Committee Union Minister for Industry reported on the history of industrial zones, drafting industrial zone law and rules, and formation of committees and tactics for the development of industrial zones.
Committee members, Union ministers, and deputy ministers discussed the successful implementation of the industrial zone under the law and rules.
The Vice-Senior General fulfilled the needs of the discussions. — MNA/TTA

Foreign trade targeted to achieve US$33 billion in FY2024–2025.
May 30, 2024


The Ministry of Commerce aims to achieve a foreign trade target of US$33 billion for the current financial year 2024-2025, comprising exports worth $16.7 billion and imports valued at $16.3 billion.
The departments and institutions concerned will exert concerted efforts to meet the trade target.
The value of Myanmar’s foreign trade has reached over US$3.5 billion as of 17 May in the current financial year 2024-2025, beginning 1 April, comprising exports worth $1.76 billion and imports valued at $1.77 billion, the Ministry of Commerce’s data showed.
The seaborne trade totalled $2.85 billion, whereas the border trade value hit $684.56 million. The total trade balance was $3.116 billion in the year-ago period.
Myanmar exports agricultural products, animal products, minerals, forest products, and finished industrial goods, while it imports capital goods, intermediate goods, raw materials imported by the CMP enterprises and consumer goods.
Myanmar has been implementing the National Export Strategy (NES) 2020–2025 in order to bolster exports. The priority sectors of the NES comprise agricultural production, garment and apparel, industrial and electronic devices, fishery business, forest products, digital manufacturing and service, logistic service, quality management, trade information service, innovation and entrepreneurship sectors. — NN/EM