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Commodities Exchange News 12 November
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Commodities Exchange News 12 November
Published 12.11.2016
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At the last week’s auctions of the State Commodities and Raw Materials Exchange of Turkmenistan 28 transactions were registered. For foreign currency, businessmen from Russia, the USA, Great Britain, Turkey, the United Arab Emirates, Afghanistan purchased polypropylene, dehydrated diesel fuel, the ultimate oil coke and base oil produced at Turkmenbashi Refinery Complex. The American businessmen also bought technical carbon (SC «Turkmenkhimiya»). Besides, for foreign currency, Portland-cement, coarse fabric-flannel, cotton yarn, cotton fibre, food wheat were realised. The country-buyers were Russia, Turkey, the United Arab Emirates, Afghanistan and others. The sum total sum of transactions exceeded 19,090,000 US dollar. For mantas, representatives of business circles of Russia and the United Arab Emirates bought cotton yarn (over 1,510,000 manat). In the home market, domestic businessmen bought cargo transport vehicles, carbamide of mark “B”, and cotton fibre (over 6,449,000 manat).

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