Mongolia may take a 34% stake in Xanadu Mines Ltd.’s Kharmagtai copper-gold project after a proposal to classify the asset as a strategic deposit was submitted to the government.
Mongolia may take a 34% stake in Xanadu Mines Ltd.’s Kharmagtai copper-gold project after a proposal to classify the asset as a strategic deposit was submitted to the government.
With uranium demand set to be strong in the coming decades, Mongolia is positioning itself as a strategic player and a significant contributor in the global climate effort.
Mongolia is ramping up its efforts to supply raw material such as coking coal and copper to China in 2022 after a lackluster trade in 2021, as it expands its mining sector and boosts its transport network, said O.Batnairamdal, Vice-Minister
Mongolia’s government has outlined the details of a sweeping economic roadmap for post-Covid revival. Dubbed the ‘New Recovery’ policy, the reform package combines both structural policy changes, such as partial privatisation of some state-owned enterprises, and major infrastructure initiatives, including
The freight transport export volume at the land port of Erenhot in north China’s Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region increased by 41.4 percent year on year to 642,000 tonnes in the first quarter of this year during which the port logged
The World Bank has lowered Mongolia’s gross domestic product (GDP) growth forecast for 2022 to 2.5 percent from a 5.2-percent forecast in October 2021, according to a World Bank report released on Tuesday.
In a downside scenario, Mongolia’s economic growth could
Aspire Mining Ltd has committed to plant 10 million trees in Mongolia at a recent signing ceremony in the country’s capital.
The resources stock met with the Mongolian President, Prime Minister and Minister for the Environment in Ulaanbaatar, where it pledged
Today (24 March), Mongolia’s central bank has lifted the country’s key interest rate by 2.5 percentage points to 9 % in a desperate move to halt the home currency’s decline amid Russia-Ukraine crisis.
Four days after Russia invaded Ukraine on February
In February, The Bank of Mongolia (BoM) purchased 795.3 kg, raising the BoM’s total precious metal purchase of 2022 to 2.4 tons. The figure shows an increase of 464.6 kg as compared with the same period of the previous year.
China’s COVID-19 policy has severely affected Mongolia’s economy as it is “disproportionally dependent on its biggest foreign trade partner Beijing”, said a Canada-based think tank. As the world enters the third year of the COVID-19 pandemic, Mongolia’s economy has been