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ma·nat

 (mä-nät′)
n. pl. manat
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[Azerbaijani and Turkmen, from Russian moneta, coin, from Latin monēta, coinage; see money.]
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manat

(mæˈnæt)
n
1. (Currencies) the standard monetary unit of Azerbaijan, divided into 100 gopik
2. (Currencies) the standard monetary unit of Turkmenistan, divided into 100 tenesi
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Noun1.manat - the basic unit of money in Turkmenistanmanat - the basic unit of money in Turkmenistan
Turkmen monetary unit - monetary unit in Turkmenistan
2.manat - the basic unit of money in Azerbaijanmanat - the basic unit of money in Azerbaijan
Azerbaijani monetary unit - monetary unit in Azerbaijan
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As of July 31, 2019, the assets of banks operating in Azerbaijan amounted to 30.090 billion manats, while debt stood at 25.507 billion manats,Trendreports with reference to the Financial Market Supervisory Authority of Azerbaijan (FIMSA).
The price of gold increased by 13.464 manats to 2,555.3890 manats per ounce.
Azerbaijan's Finance for Development non-bank credit organization (NBCO) ended 2018 with a profit of 1.494 million manats, while 2017 was completed with a loss of 269,500 manats,Trendreports referring to the organization's audit report.
The price of gold increased by 1.717 manats to 2,587.3235 manats per ounce.
The price of gold increased by 39.3125 manats to 2,585.6065 manats per ounce.
The price of gold increased by 36.9665 manats to 2,524.3215 manats per ounce.
The capitalization of the banking sector of Azerbaijan amounted to 4.599 billion manats during the first half of 2019, which is 695.7 million manats (or 17.8 percent) more than the same period last year,Trendreports referring to a report by Azerbaijan's Financial Market Supervisory Authority (FIMSA).
Last week, the price of one ounce of gold decreased by 19.89 manats or 0.81 percent in Azerbaijan,Trendreports.
Last week, the official exchange rate of manat against euro set by CBA decreased by 0.0118 manats or 0.62 percent.
The official exchange rate of manat to Russian ruble set by CBA increased by 0.0002 manats or 0.74 percent.
State budget revenues of Azerbaijan amounted to 10.4 billion manats in the first half of 2019, which is 6 percent, or 590.2 million manats more than in the same period last year,Trendreports referring to the Ministry of Finance.