Month: November 2026

Parliament cut 2 trillion tugrik from Mongolia's 2027 budget and left the deficit at 2.0 percent of GDP, after the Oyu Tolgoi dividend moved in full to the Wealth Fund.

Copper convoys crossing at Gashuunsukhait, Mongolia's busiest southern border port into China, fell from the usual 13 a day to about four from mid-October.

Prime Minister Nyam-Osoryn Uchral's Mongolia housing programme promises 100,000 homes by 2030, 40,000 of them state built. The heat and the money lag.

Minerals Law cuts Mongolia's copper royalties from 2029, but the start waits on the Oyu Tolgoi talks over the Entrée licences.