Myanmar to accept Thai baht for border trade transactions
Myanmar's will start accepting the Thai baht as an official currency for settling border trade transactions this month, a statement issued by the ministries of information and investment said on Tuesday.
Myanmar's military-controlled government has previously said it would also accept China's renminbi as an official settlement currency.
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