IMF says Burma in ‘advantageous’ position
More economic reforms needed, but wealth of natural resources and young labour force all positive signs for Burma's economy Burma’s new assertiveness is not an economic game-changer
While the Myitsone dam suspension may have marked a watershed in business accountability, Burma is not yet in a position to drop its reliance on China Private banks to reintroduce ATMs
Scheme underway in three cities, with banking cards also to be permitted for use by Burmese who bank with private enterprises Stock exchange eyed for 2015
Burma’s government committed to developing a viable stock exchange in next four years as reform of country's economy continues Burma tells IMF of economic optimism
Finance Minister Hla Tun forecasts 8.8 percent growth rates for next fiscal year despite ongoing currency crises threatening Burma's economy Banks get nod to trade foreign currency
Five banks close to the government get licenses to operate foreign exchange bureaus as overhaul of Burma's economy continues Zaw Oo: ‘Difficult road to economic reform’
Zaw Oo is a longtime commentator on Burma and is Director of Community Development and Civic Parties to give input on economic reform
All political parties invited to workshp in Naypyidaw to discuss ways in which to reform Burma's struggling economy Microfinance plan met with caution
Mooted scheme at mercy of endemic corruption and absence of conditions conducive to effective management IMF may lend hand to Burma’s economy
Burmese government seeks assistance from world financial body to adjust its foreign exchange rates in bid to boost economy

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