Turkmenistan News
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“I like this atmosphere,” said Muzafar, a 20-something volunteer at the American Corner, an outreach program of the U.S. Embassy, as we walked along a boulevard in the Tajikistan capital city of Dushanbe. “I just remember the civil war, growing up, and now these days!”
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Measures to halt inflows of capital from abroad should be used only if other options fail and central banks must eventually prepare to reverse unconventional monetary policy, said Switzerland’s Finance Minister Eveline Widmer-Schlumpf.
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Iran and Turkmenistan reached an agreement for the Persian Gulf country to export goods to Turkmenistan in exchange for some of the natural gas it purchases from its northern neighbor, a trade official said.
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China’s diesel exports rose to the highest level in almost three years in March and gasoline shipments climbed to a one-year high amid the nation’s weakest domestic oil demand in five months.
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Liquefied natural gas is poised for a boost this year after slumping to the lowest level in four months as China increases the appeal of imports by raising the price of domestic supplies.
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Nordex SE, a German turbine maker, may build a rotor-blade manufacturing plant in Turkey as it seeks to gain from growth in power demand in the nation.
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The former Soviet republics of Azerbaijan and Turkmenistan exchanged barbs over a disputed oilfield in the Caspian Sea.
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Total SA’s move into Tajikistan, a former Soviet republic known for growing melons and cotton, is aimed at producing natural gas for export to neighboring China.
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The United Arab Emirates is tapping its $328 billion sovereign wealth fund to invest in gas-rich Turkmenistan, seeking fuel for its own use while potentially challenging Russia’s dominance as a supplier to Europe.
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