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UBS Group has revised its dollar outlook for the second time in just over two months, citing the growing economic impact of the ongoing U.S.-China trade conflict.
Rio Tinto is committed to ensuring that all stakeholders benefit from the company’s success. This commitment is reflected in the way the company prioritizes the well-being of its employees, protects the environment, supports the communities in which it operates, and responsibly rehabilitates land at the end of its operational life.
In a major step toward energy sector reform, the Government of Mongolia has launched a bold initiative to expand the country's renewable energy capacity. During a recent investment forum in New York, Prime Minister T. Dorjkhand secured USD 2.0 billion in foreign investment to accelerate Mongolia’s transition to clean energy.
DEPUTY PRIME MINISTER T. DORJKHAND SECURES USD 2.0 BILLION IN CLEAN ENERGY INVESTMENT In a major step toward energy sector reform, the Government of Mongolia has launched a bold initiative to expand the country's renewable energy capacity. During a recent investment forum in New York, Prime Minister T. Dorjkhand secured USD 2.0 billion in foreign investment to accelerate Mongolia’s transition to clean energy.
Mongolian Mineral Exploration Roundup 2025 Conference and Exhibition Since December 2023, Trigtech LLC, with the support of the Mongolian Embassy in China, has organized four Silk Road Investment: Mining Project Presentation events in collaboration with the Ministry of Industry and Mineral Resources, the Mineral Resources and Petroleum Administration, and key stakeholders.
B. DULGUUN: CHANGES TO TRADING REGULATIONS WILL BOOST COAL EXCHANGE ACTIVITY In an interview with B. Dulguun, the Acting CEO of the Mongolian Stock Exchange, we discussed the current demand for minerals, market needs, and the future of trading on the Mining Products Exchange.
UBS Group revises dollar forecast amid trade war concerns UBS Group has revised its dollar outlook for the second time in just over two months, citing the growing economic impact of the ongoing U.S.-China trade conflict.
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