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Petrochemical products and textile lead by number of export transactions at the trades of the SCRMET
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Petrochemical products and textile lead by number of export transactions at the trades of the SCRMET
Published 03.04.2021
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7 transactions have been registered at the trades of the State Commodity and Raw Material Exchange of Turkmenistan last week.

For foreign currency, entrepreneurs from Switzerland have bought gasoline made by Turkmenbashy Refinery Complex and business from Turkey have procured polyethylene made by the SC Türkmengaz.

In addition, various terry production have been sold for foreign currency to United Arab Emirates and Kyrgyzstan. Total amount of transactions has exceeded 11,485,000 US dollars.

For national currency, representatives of UAE business circles have bought cotton yarn to the amount of more than 665,000 manats.

For local market, Turkmen businessmen have purchased cotton fiber to the amount of more than 75,082,000 manats.

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