TASHKENT, Uzbekistan, July 3. The Cabinet of Ministers of the Republic of Uzbekistan has thrown open the doors to a wider array of products, allowing their sale on the domestic market solely through the exchange trading route, Trend reports.
Per the data, this determination is codified in resolution No.
220, dated April 11, 2025, with the objective of operationalizing
contemporary paradigms of exchange trading and mitigating
unwarranted price volatility.
At present, there exists an extensive array of over 45 distinct
categories of products characterized by high liquidity and
monopolistic traits, transacted via exchange trading mechanisms.
This methodology facilitates the establishment of equitable
parameters for market stakeholders, guarantees transactional
transparency, mitigates the risk of contrived price erosion, and
adeptly addresses the clandestine economy.
Per the stipulations outlined in the resolution, effective July 15,
2025, commodities generated by monopolistic entities, corporate
bodies possessing a state equity stake exceeding 50 percent in
their authorized capital, alongside corporations with a minimum of
ten legal entities represented in their capital structure, shall be
transacted in the domestic marketplace solely via the exchange
mechanism.
The inventory of these commodities encompasses hydrochloric acid,
nitric acid, sodium cyanide, sodium hypochlorite, liquid nitrogen,
liquid chlorine, zinc white, ferromolybdenum, basalt, phosphorite,
and dolomite flour.
