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The total amount of transactions at the SCRMET auction amounted to over 16 million US dollars
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The total amount of transactions at the SCRMET auction amounted to over 16 million US dollars
Published 26.02.2024
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Last week, 20 transactions were registered at the auction of the State Commodity and Raw Materials Exchange of Turkmenistan.

For foreign currency, entrepreneurs from the United Arab Emirates, Türkiye, Kazakhstan, and Afghanistan purchased polypropylene and base oil produced at the technological installations of the SC «Türkmennebit».

In addition, cotton yarn, licorice rhizomes, regenerated fiber and cotton waste were sold for foreign currency. Buying countries: UAE, Türkiye, Azerbaijan. The total amount of transactions amounted to over 16 million US dollars.

For the domestic market, domestic businessmen purchased polypropylene produced by the SC «Türkmennebit», plain-dyed and jacquard terry products, bed linen sets, float glass, cotton yarn, as well as handmade carpets. The total amount of transactions amounted to more than 33 million 596 thousand manat.

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