Fuel Exceeds 5,000 Ks per Liter and Cooking Oil Hits 30,000 Ks — Burmese News Radio

Essential commodity prices have reached record levels across Myanmar as fuel import reductions push petrol and diesel above 5,000 Kyats per liter, causing widespread shortages at filling stations. Palm oil prices have climbed to between 23,000 and 30,000 Kyats per viss following a 50% cut in import quotas. Financial panic has driven the US Dollar to 4,600 Kyats and 16-pe gold to 101 Lakhs per tical after the Central Bank announced plans to borrow 2,100 Billion Kyats to address a 13.9 Trillion Kyat budget deficit. Furthermore, pharmaceutical import restrictions have triggered critical shortages of essential medicines in Yangon. In international trade, direct timber exports to Western nations fell by 98%, redirecting $228 Million in discounted teak to China, while the IMF cautions against rising global debt and energy supply risks. VIDEO TIMECODES: 00:00 — Fuel Shortages Drive Petrol and Diesel Above 5,000 Kyats per Liter 05:20 — Cooking Oil Prices Reach 30,000 Kyats per Viss Following Import Cuts 10:45 — US Dollar Reaches 4,600 Kyats as Gold Tops 101 Lakhs 15:30 — Central Bank Borrows 2,100 Billion Kyats for 13.9 Trillion Deficit 21:00 — Healthcare Sector Faces Critical Shortage of Essential Medicines 26:15 — Sanctions Shift $228 Million in Myanmar Teak Exports to China 31:40 — IMF Highlights Global Energy Costs and Sovereign Debt Strain #BurmeseNewsRadio #FuelShortage #CookingOilPrice #MyanmarKyat #GoldMarket #HealthcareCrisis #GlobalEconomy Stay ahead of essential market trends and price shifts by subscribing to Burmese News Radio. Hit the notification bell for reliable economic reporting delivered directly to you.