Demand for Petro-Chem & textile products rise at Exchange
03 Jun '08
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Last week, the State Commodity and Raw Materials Exchange of Turkmenistan witnessed 31 transactions, with higher demands of petrochemical products and textiles.
Traders from Iran, the UAE, Turkey and Afghanistan procured liquefied gas, gasoline different brands, diesel fuel and heating oil products from Turkmenbashi complex.
Russian, Cypriot, American, Iranian, English, and the Virgin Islands merchants obtained cotton fiber, cloth harsh, cotton yarn, a wide range of knitwear. The contracts earned the country foreign currency of nearly US $244.64 million.
Around 50.61 billion manats were deposited in the national bank of Turkmenistan, after dealers from Switzerland, Turkey, Pakistan, Seychelles, Kyrgyzstan, Belarus purchased household cotton wool, regenerated fiber.
At the domestic front, Turkmen businessmen obtained uluk fibre worth 11.62 billion manats.