OREANDA-NEWS. October 19, 2010. 36 transactions were concluded at the State Commodity and Raw Materials Exchange of Turkmenistan last week.

Transactions in the foreign currency for the most part were concluded for petrochemicals. Polypropylene, liquefied gas, gasoline, slack wax, hydotreated diesel fuel, oil fuel, low-sulphur reduced fuel oil and diesel fuel produced at Turkmenbashi oil refineries were bought by businessmen from Russia, the Netherlands, the United Kingdom, Canada, the United Arab Emirates, Azerbaijan, Afghanistan, the Virgin Islands. M-100 fuel oil and stove gasoline produced at Seydi oil refinery were bought by businessmen from the United Arab Emirates. Liquefied gas from the Nayip terminal was bought by businessmen from Turkey, Azerbaijan and Afghanistan, and carbon black (Turkmenhimiya State Concern) were bough by business companies from the United States. Buyers from the Marshall Islands and Turkey concluded the transactions for ginned cotton and buyer from Belgium – for washed camel’s hair. The transactions concluded in the foreign currency totalled over USD 80 million.

The transactions in deposit manats were concluded for cottonseed cake, refined cottonseed oil, raw silk, raw fatty acids, confectionaries. The buer-countries: the United States Russia, the United Kingdom, the United Arab Emirates, India, Czechia, Hong Kong, Kyrgyzstan. The transactions in deposit manats were concluded to the total sum of over 4.485 million manats.