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Textile and petroleum products are leading at exchange trades last week
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Textile and petroleum products are leading at exchange trades last week
Published 23.05.2020
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40 transactions have been registered at the trades of the State Commodity and Raw Material exchange last week. For foreign currency, entrepreneurs from United Arab Emirates, Afghanistan, Belize have bought jet fuel and gasoline produced at Turkemnbashy Refinery Complex. Businessmen from Afghanistan bought naphtha produced at Seydi Refinery. In addition, dyed and jacquard terry items and cotton yarn have been sold for foreign currency to UAE, Turkey, Azerbaijan, Georgia, Kyrgyzstan and other country. total amount of transaction has exceeded 19,696,000 US dollars. For local currency, representatives of business circles of Great Britain, United Arab Emirates, Canada, Afghanistan have bought carpet items and cotton yarn. Total amount of transactions has exceeded 10,255,000 manats. For local currency, Turkmen entrepreneurs have bought polypropylene to the amount of 13,915,000 manats.

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