30 transactions were concluded at the State Commodities and Raw Materials Exchange of Turkmenistan last week.
Businessmen from Russia, the UK, the UAE and the Netherlands bought polypropylene and low-sulphur fuel oil produced at the Turkmenbashi oil refineries. The businessmen from Russia and Afghanistan also bought technical hydrocarbon produced at the Turkmenhimiya State Concern and liquefied gas produced at the Turkmengaz State Concern. The transactions in the foreign currency were also concluded for one-coloured and jacquard terry towels, cotton fibre, cotton flake and raw fatty acids. The buyer countries: the UK, Switzerland, the UAE, Iran, Singapore, Ukraine and Liechtenstein. The transactions totalled over US$ 107,017 million.
Buyers from Russia, the UK, Turkey, the UAE, Kyrgyzstan and Azerbaijan concluded the transactions in deposit manats for refined sunflower-seed oil, cotton yarn, cotton cloth, grey cloth, karakul and saradja wool, raw silk and regenerated fibre to the sum of over 8,894 million.
Businessmen from Russia, the UK, the UAE and the Netherlands bought polypropylene and low-sulphur fuel oil produced at the Turkmenbashi oil refineries. The businessmen from Russia and Afghanistan also bought technical hydrocarbon produced at the Turkmenhimiya State Concern and liquefied gas produced at the Turkmengaz State Concern. The transactions in the foreign currency were also concluded for one-coloured and jacquard terry towels, cotton fibre, cotton flake and raw fatty acids. The buyer countries: the UK, Switzerland, the UAE, Iran, Singapore, Ukraine and Liechtenstein. The transactions totalled over US$ 107,017 million.
Buyers from Russia, the UK, Turkey, the UAE, Kyrgyzstan and Azerbaijan concluded the transactions in deposit manats for refined sunflower-seed oil, cotton yarn, cotton cloth, grey cloth, karakul and saradja wool, raw silk and regenerated fibre to the sum of over 8,894 million.
