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Trade volume at Iran Mercantile Exchange falls versus significant value increase

Business Materials 24 June 2018 16:35 (UTC +04:00)

Baku, Azerbaijan, June 24

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The trading volume at Iran Mercantile Exchange (IME) experienced a fall by 23 percent during the week to June 21 and accounted to ‎‎451,808 ‎‎‎tons.

Meanwhile the value of traded commodities amounted to 12,853 billion rials ($306 million) during the same span of the time, 55 percent more compared to the preceding week, based on date released by official website of the IME.

The IME traded the following products and goods in the week to June 21:

Industrial and minerals trading floor (Domestic and Export): traded over ‎91,219 ‎tons of various products, worth 4,115 billion rials including ‎64,875 ‎tons of steel products, 5,165 ‎tons of copper, 15,000 tons of sponge iron, 2,000 tons of cement, 4,120 tons of aluminium, nine tons of precious metals concentrates and ‎140 ‎tons of molybdenum.

Oil and petrochemical trading floor (Domestic and Export): traded over ‎314,993 ‎tons of various products, worth 7,900 billion rials including 113,052 ‎tons of bitumen, 62,899 ‎tons of polymer products, 58,000 ‎tons of vacuum bottom feed stock as well as 21,400 ‎tons of lube cut oil, 28,636 ‎tons of chemicals, 3,300 ‎tons of sulphur, 100 ‎tons of insulation and 100 tons of gases and feed stocks.

Agriculture floor: traded over ‎35,075 ‎tons of various products, worth 424 billion rials including ‎32,000 ‎tons of wheat, 200 tons of oilseeds, 500 tons of crude vegetable oil and 2,275 tons of sugar as well as 300 tons of barley and 990 kilograms of saffron.

Furthermore 520 tons of metal scraps and 10,000 tons of agricultural products were traded in the side market during the week.

The IME was founded in 2007. It trades in agricultural, industrial and petrochemical products in spot and futures markets. There are 70 listed brokerage companies in IME who are members of the exchange licensed by the market regulator, the Securities and Exchange Organization.

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