TAIPEI/YANGON -- Myanmar's crisis-ridden economy is expected to grow 3% in the fiscal year ending September, leaving it well below levels reached before the military takeover two years ago, the World Bank said in a report released on Monday.
Inflation, supply shortages show military's failure to regain business confidence

People shop at a market in Yangon on Jan. 24. Myanmar's economy is expected to grow this year, but not enough to recover to levels before February 2021 when the military took power.
TAIPEI/YANGON -- Myanmar's crisis-ridden economy is expected to grow 3% in the fiscal year ending September, leaving it well below levels reached before the military takeover two years ago, the World Bank said in a report released on Monday.