ASHGABAT, Turkmenistan, April 28. Last week, the State Commodity and Raw Materials Exchange of Turkmenistan registered 14 transactions, Trend reports.
Entrepreneurs from the United Arab Emirates, Türkiye, Afghanistan, and Uzbekistan purchased various petrochemical products, including calcined petroleum coke, road bitumen, and base oil produced by Turkmennebit, as well as liquefied gas produced by the technological facilities of the State Concerns Turkmengas and Turkmenshimiya. These purchases were made in foreign currency.
Moreover, cotton yarn transactions were executed for foreign
exchange, with procurement entities hailing from Türkiye and
Kyrgyzstan. The aggregate valuation of cross-border currency
exchanges surpassed $5.71 million.
Local enterprises engaged in procurement activities for the
regional market, encompassing base oil, road bitumen sourced from
Turkmennbit, and gabardine, with the aggregate value of domestic
transactions surpassing 6.36 million Turkmen manat ($1.83
million).
These transactions underscore the burgeoning trade dynamics within
Turkmenistan's commodity exchange framework and accentuate the
nation's escalating engagement in both international and domestic
market arenas.
