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Demand for petrochemicals surges at exchange
27 Feb '07
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Turkmen commodity and raw materials exchange registered 18 contracts last week, with total cost surpassing US$10,495 million. There was heavy demand for local petrochemical and agricultural products.
Lint, cotton ulyuk and lint cotton was bought by traders from Switzerland, Russia and Seychelles, Iranian merchants purchased liquefied gas from Nayyp field, whereas mazut M-100 from Seyydi oil refinery was bought by businessmen of Turkey.
Purified waste of cotton spinning, waste of knitwear and silk winding, cotton yarn, grey fabric, Karakul and Sarajin wool was bought by traders from US, UK, India, Turkey, Georgia, Russia and Pakistan, with national currency on deposits exceeding Manat16,144 billion.
Lint, cotton ulyuk and lint cotton was bought by traders from Switzerland, Russia and Seychelles, Iranian merchants purchased liquefied gas from Nayyp field, whereas mazut M-100 from Seyydi oil refinery was bought by businessmen of Turkey.
Purified waste of cotton spinning, waste of knitwear and silk winding, cotton yarn, grey fabric, Karakul and Sarajin wool was bought by traders from US, UK, India, Turkey, Georgia, Russia and Pakistan, with national currency on deposits exceeding Manat16,144 billion.
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