YANGON -- Foreign investment shows signs of recovering in Myanmar, one of Southeast Asia's frontier markets, led by more than twofold gains in inflows from China and Singapore.
Approved foreign investments rose 79% on the year for the six months ended in June, reaching $2.35 billion, according to Myanmar's Directorate of Investment and Company Administration.
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