Today (25 June), U.Khurelsukh was officially sworn in as the Sixth President of Mongolia, taking his oath at a special parliamentary session. The ceremonial session of the State Great Khural was attended by 68 MPs and delegates from foreign diplomatic

Today (25 June), Mongolia’s total tally of Covid-19 cases reached 104900; this came after 2271 new cases of coronavirus were reported in just 24 hours. The Covid-19 situation is worsening in the provinces as well as in the capital Ulaanbaatar.

MongolBank or the Central Bank of Mongolia announced on Wednesday that its monetary policy council has decided to keep the benchmark interest rate unchanged at 6 percent.

In addition, inflation is expected to be around the target rate of 6 percent

Mongolians are set to “enjoy” the hottest day of the year so far on Sunday (27 June) with temperatures hitting highs of 39C; it is expected to feel even hotter in some places! The Gobi will be truly roasting as

Mongolia is struggling to bring the coronavirus pandemic under control, with almost 500 COVID-19 deaths so far. In a country of just 3.3 million, this is very worrying.

Golomt Bank of Mongolia secured a USD 10 million loan with a tenor of five years from International Investment Bank (IIB) on 10 June 2021. Golomt Bank plans to utilize the loan proceeds to finance the SMEs, the projects with

Originally scheduled to open in 2016, the Khushig Valley International Airport is now, finally, ready to open. According to officials, the airport is planning to conduct its first flight; this will be a direct MIAT, Mongolian Airlines flight enroute Ulaanbaatar-Tokyo-Ulaanbaatar

As of today (22 June), 459 Mongolians have died of Covid-19; 176 of them in June alone! Wrong decisions made by the authorities are being blamed for the worsening Covid-19 situation in Mongolia. Public health and the economy are challenged

The Covid-19 pandemic in Mongolia is worsening day by day as the death toll reaches two digits and more young people are now dying of the virus.

Today (22 June), Mongolia confirmed 2231 new cases of coronavirus, bringing the total number

Mongolia’s national consumer inflation reached 6.2% in May, up by 0.7% m/m, according to the country’s national statistics office.

Inflation was 5.6% in April.

The increase was affected by the increased price of consumer goods such as imported alcoholic beverages and tobacco