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The total amount of transactions at the SCRMET auctions amounted to over 7 million 435 thousand US dollars
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The total amount of transactions at the SCRMET auctions amounted to over 7 million 435 thousand US dollars
Published 22.09.2025
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Last week, 22 transactions were registered at the State Commodity and Raw Materials Exchange of Turkmenistan.

Representatives of Afghan businesses used foreign currency to purchase liquefied gas and hydrotreated diesel fuel produced at the processing facilities of SC «Türkmennebit» and «Türkmengaz».

In addition, businessmen from the United Arab Emirates and Hong Kong concluded foreign currency transactions for the purchase of thick licorice root extract, mineral table carbonated water, and soft drinks. The total transaction value exceeded 7 million 435 thousand dollars of USA.

For the domestic market, domestic businessmen purchased petroleum road bitumen and polypropylene (SC «Türkmennebit») for a total of 62 million 500 thousand manat.

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