HomeAn employee walks inside a room used for daily foreign exchange auctions at Myanmar’s central bank in Yangon
An employee walks inside a room used for daily foreign exchange auctions at Myanmar’s central bank in Yangon
An employee walks inside a room used for daily foreign exchange auctions at Myanmar's central bank in Yangon May 25, 2012. As Myanmar opens up after almost 50 years of army rule, and foreign investors descend on the resource-rich country of 60 million, its long-isolated institutions are struggling to keep up, raising the risk of a policy misstep that could wreck stability in this nascent democracy. To match Special Report MYANMAR-OVERLOAD/ REUTERS/Damir Sagolj (MYANMAR - Tags: BUSINESS POLITICS)
