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The total amount of transactions at the SCRMET auctions amounted to more than 369 thousand USA dollars
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The total amount of transactions at the SCRMET auctions amounted to more than 369 thousand USA dollars
Published 20.07.2026
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Last week, 13 transactions were registered at the State Commodity and Raw Materials Exchange of Turkmenistan.

Representatives of the Afghan business community used foreign currency to purchase liquefied gas produced at the technological facilities of the State concern «Türkmennebit».

In addition, a variety of textile products and cotton fabric were sold for foreign currency. Buying countries: United Arab Emirates, Türkiye. The total amount of transactions amounted to more than 369 thousand USA dollars.

For the domestic market, domestic entrepreneurs purchased polypropylene (SC «Türkmennebit»), as well as cotton oil, cotton fabric, cotton fibre, and cotton processing by-products for a total of over 60 million 653 thousand manats.

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