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Myanmar's junta has arrested dozens of individuals, including gold and foreign exchange traders, as well as agents selling foreign real estate, in an effort to stabilize the country's rapidly depreciating currency. The crackdown, which has resulted in 35 arrests over the past two days, comes amid a severe economic crisis characterized by collapsing currency, plummeting dollar reserves, and soaring inflation. Estimates by the shadow government show that these measures are part of the junta's broader strategy to address the nation's deepening economic woes.
Myanmar’s collapsing currency, plummeting dollar reserves and soaring inflation are pushing the economy deeper into crisis, estimates by the shadow government show https://t.co/mOTGS7IbA2
Myanmar’s collapsing currency, plummeting dollar reserves and soaring inflation are pushing the economy deeper into crisis, estimates by the shadow government show https://t.co/aTxOhIbSk9
Myanmar's junta is cracking down on gold and foreign exchange traders and agents selling foreign real estate, with 35 arrests announced in the last two days as part of efforts to stabilize its rapidly depreciating currency https://t.co/xXudbeMJNt
