Last week, Acting CEO of the Mongolian Stock Exchange (MSE) B.Dulguun delivered a comprehensive economic briefing, presenting an in-depth analysis of the evolving global economy and its implications for Mongolia. Drawing on recent research and fieldwork conducted in the USA and China, B.Dulguun explored how shifting international dynamics, especially those shaped by post-pandemic recovery and the lingering impact of tariff policies initiated under the Trump administration, are influencing Mongolia’s economic trajectory.

He emphasized that global inflation trends, commodity price volatility, and geopolitical uncertainty are beginning to shape household-level financial conditions in Mongolia. By aligning the global context with domestic macroeconomic indicators, B.Dulguun provided a nuanced understanding of how external economic shocks ripple through Mongolia’s mining-dependent economy, especially at a time when the country is striving to stabilize post-COVID recovery. In particular, B.Dulguun pointed to the urgent need for Mongolia to diversify and expand its export strategies. He stressed that increasing revenues from mining products is not only a matter of economic growth but of national resilience.