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Published 22.11.2020
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49 transactions are registered at the trades of the State Commodity and Raw Material Exchange of Turkmenistan last week. Jet fuel, gasoline, heavy fuel oil with law sulphur content produced at Turkmenbashy Refinery Complex have been sold for foreign currency to United Arab Emirates, Malta, Uzbekistan, Afghanistan. Gasoline produced at Seydi Refinery was a subject of transaction of entrepreneurs from the Islamic Republic of Afghanistan. Businessmen from Russia, UAE and Turkey have also bought high-density polyethylene. In addition, businessmen from Russia, UAE, Turkey, Pakistan, Azerbaijan, Armenia, Uzbekistan and Kyrgyzstan have bought colourless sheet glass, dyed terry and jacquard products, cotton yarn. Total amount of transactions has exceeded 22,206,000 US dollars. For national currency, entrepreneurs from United Arab emirates, Scotland, Turkey, Pakistan and Armenia have procured cotton yarn and handmade carpet. Total amount of transactions has exceeded 22,132,000 manats.

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