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Petroleum products, textile and sheet glass are on the top of the SCRMET trades by number of export transactions
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Petroleum products, textile and sheet glass are on the top of the SCRMET trades by number of export transactions
Published 03.11.2019
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15 transactions have been registered at the trades of the State Commodity and raw Material Exchange of Turkmenistan last week. For foreign currency, brokers from Afghanistan have bought base oil produced by Turkmenbashy Refinery Complex. In addition, colourless sheet glass, cotton yarn and fabrics, licorice tea drink have been sold for foreign currency to the buyers from UK, UAE, China, Turkey, Armenia, Uzbekistan, Kyrgyzstan, Pakistan. Total amount of transaction has exceeded 2,796,000 US dollars. For national currency, entrepreneurs from Russia and Pakistan has procured cotton yarn to the amount of more than 5,536,000 manats. For local market, Turkmen businessmen have bought cotton fibre. Total amount of transactions has exceeded 785,000 manats.

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