40 transactions were registered at the last week’s bids at the State Commodities and Raw Materials Exchange of Turkmenistan. In the foreign currency, entrepreneurs from Great Britain, the Netherlands, the UAE, Turkey, Afghanistan, and others made the contracts for purchasing gasoline, polypropylene, calcined petroleum coke, produced at the Turkmenbashi Refinery Complex. “B” carbamide and technical magnesium chloride (“Turkmenhimiya” SC) were subject to the deals made by businessmen from Russia and Afghanistan. The deals made in the foreign currency also included refined cottonseed oil, dyed terry fabric, livestock pelts, Karakul and Saraji sheep wool products, cotton fiber, cotton waste fiber, raw fatty acids of cotton soap stock. They were made by traders from Russia, Great Britain, Switzerland, Belgium, the UAE, Turkey, Afghanistan, Malta, Uzbekistan, Kyrgyzstan, and others. The sum total of the deals exceeded US $45,284 thousand. For the domestic market, local businessmen bought polypropylene and polymer granulate (Turkmenbashi Refinery Complex). The sum total of the deals was over 737,000 manats.