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ECX Surpasses Annual Target By 167 Percent, Exceeding 48 Billion Birr in Trades

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[ENA] Addis Ababa -- The Ethiopia Commodity Exchange (ECX) achieved 167.8 percent of its annual target by trading 48.83 billion Birr worth of commodities during the 2018 Ethiopian fiscal year, according to the Ministry of Trade and Regional Integration.

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