Rebirth: Super Banking System Chapter 2523 - 2361: All for Nothing

Industrial Alliance.

From the outset.

Tang Qing held this plan in high regard.

Even now.

Its achievements stand out impressively.

Securing massive tracts of land, cultivating diverse crops. Combined with the farm firms they've taken over, they've firmly embedded themselves in the worldwide agricultural trade sector.

Back then.

All competed on their own.

Today.

The moment has arrived to unveil just a glimpse of this network. A total exposure? No way. Laying this sharp edge bare would be far too daunting.

Cautious steps are wiser.

...

The bad press on the Asia Dollar left Myanmar Asia Chamber of Commerce members deeply worried. Yet, noticing they could still purchase businesses using it.

A small breath of relief escaped them.

Fortunately.

Situations haven't deteriorated further.

Regarding the cause.

After pondering, they pinned it on the Asia Dollar's solid reputation and broad backing. Western opinions? Inside, they dismiss them as plots.

Simply envious of Asia Dollar's rise and eager to hold it back.

"Damn."

"Can't bear seeing others succeed."

"..."

Everyone fumed at the European Union; livelihoods rely on ability, sabotaging others' hard work is outrageous. This issue demands action.

"What if."

"We give up some extra profits to draw more firms into paying with Asia Dollar and bolster trust."

"Solid plan."

"I'm in."

"..."

Agreement formed swiftly within the group; before, discounts applied only to Myanmar's local import-export firms, not overseas trade.

Now.

With foes knocking at their gates, they won't stand idle.

...

Myanmar.

Xin’an City.

"The outlook is murky at present; shouldn't we proceed carefully with trades?" An employee at an investment firm queried the boss. The EU's rhetoric cut deep.

"No need."

The manager shook his head firmly.

"Why not?" The staffer looked confused.

Hearing this.

The manager grinned steadily.

"Three days have passed. Seen the Asia Dollar's stock or bond markets crashing? Nope, all steady as usual. Our trades are logged officially."

"Showing caution right now."

"Obviously."

"Signals doubt in the Asia Dollar. Remember, Myanmar Bank Group despises backstabbers in tough times. That last firm which tanked the forex."

"Background or none, they're banned from Myanmar's finance scene forever. No solid proof yet—anyone else acting?"

"..."

At these words.

The trader wavered.

True enough.

This market differs sharply; it depends on their goodwill, no open-door policy, trades carry extra risks.

Free capital flow?

No chance.

Doesn't apply here. If displeased, out you go. On foreign funds, Myanmar's stance stays firm: Friends only.

Stirring chaos?

Scram.

Forget returning through our gates.

"Moreover."

"Over recent days, Myanmar stock swings stayed minor, yet volume exploded, showing masses dumping shares while fresh funds scooped them up."

"To wrap up."

"Against this market-supporting capital, selling today means no cheap buyback later. Flipping won't profit."

"So why flip at all?"

...

Consequently.

The European Union grew embarrassed.

Normally,

such reports trigger instant financial market shifts. Exchange rates? Off-limits for now; Central Bank fixes Asia Dollar rates.

However.

Stocks ought to twitch at least!

Yet checking.

Rock-solid!

Incredibly firm. Plus a tiny climb—a direct insult. Even aware of propping capital, so what? Crash it still?

Keep dreaming.

For one.

Inflows to Myanmar finance face strict oversight.

For two.

No short-selling in Myanmar stocks, lacking shares, how to smash? The EU nearly roared skyward, but Myanmar acted from parallel reality.

Irritated.

Devastated.

Outright foul play.

...

August 20th.

Morning hours.

European Union assessed their gains.

"Not looking favorable."

"Just a tiny fraction of firms use Asia Dollar warily; global trade payments in Asia Dollar remain untouched."

"What?"

Nearly leaping in shock.

"No way."

"Precisely."

"Zero effect? Our biting critique should've made firms wary, but no change?"

"Data's off."

"..."

The journalist rolled eyes.

He didn't fabricate it.

After much debate.

Reality sank in.

"What spell holds these folks—no moves whatever, unafraid Transcription Fluid cracking will tank Asia Dollar value?"

"Maybe we're rushing; event struck abruptly, they require reaction time."

"Right."

"Agreed, hold off more; Asia Dollar's ascent spanned years, toppling overnight's fanciful."

"..."

In the end.

No unified plan emerged, just figuring firms lagged or eyed EU's next play.

"Perhaps."

"Say we invented it?" One suggested.

On hearing.

Stares branded him fool.

Vagueness works.

Dare repeat?

Earlier.

It flopped totally, birthing mockery. Another go? Shame not enough? Firmly shot down.

"Push gloom further, shape opinion climate; refuse to buy their unity."

"Only option left."

...

Consensus secured.

That very day.

EU outlets hammered Asia Dollar anew, soon rebounding hard. Fresh African Agricultural Products Alliance declared:

All members commit to Asia Dollar payments henceforth.

Instantly.

Shock rippled.

Notably.

Openly backing Asia Dollar—unfazed by EU ire? Plenty firms depend on Europe.

"Sanctions!"

"Sanction now!"

Cut purchases.

Impose duties.

Policy rolled out weekly.

Figured.

It might sway waverers. Yet days later, hit firms snagged new buyers; EU probe left them baffled.

Said firms.

Global reach.

No clear loyalties. Digging deeper revealed alliance mutual aid networks. Europe-bound goods.

Detoured.

Via new vendors.

"..."

Powerless.

Sanctions flopped; they bypass your buys—what next? EU firms hunted alternatives, but circling back.

Panicked.

Damn it.

World suppliers hiked prices massively.

Haggle?

Firm no, uniform stances.

Want it? Buy.

Else, bye.

No sales woes anyway—enraging. Dragged to late August, EU nations realized utter futility.

Totally useless.