EAOs Control Myanmar-China Trade
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•Myanmar’s Border Trade With China and Thailand Has Collapsed
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The Institute for Strategy and Policy-Myanmar published its regular report on the state of the country’s conflict.
The report contained a comprehensive analysis of the overland trade between Myanmar and its neighbors.
Of the 17 official border trade stations between Myanmar , China , Thailand , Bangladesh , and Laos resistance groups now control five .
The junta has attempted to offset the loss of nearly all overland trade with China by opening a new trade route through eastern Shan State .
The new route is lengthier and considerably more costly than those in northern Shan State , according to ISP-Myanmar .
The collapse of this trade adds up to a bleak diagnosis for the SAC , which is likely to put further upward pressure on the price of basic goods.
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