
経済, 投資, 政治
Myanmar Fuel Prices Decline for Two Consecutive Weeks, Government Assures 60 Days of Supply Stability
Myanmar's fuel prices have declined for two consecutive weeks, with the Ministry of Electricity and Energy announcing a 60-day national fuel reserve. In Yangon, Octane 92 is now 4,515 kyats/liter and regular diesel 5,275 kyats/liter, marking significant drops from the previous week. The government emphasizes efforts to stabilize domestic prices despite rising global rates, urges against hoarding, and warns against misinformation.
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