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ULAANBAATAR — An authorized Toyota Motor dealership stands out along a road that takes us from an airport here to the city center.

ULAANBAATAR Mongolia is headed for the first runoff presidential election in its history, after all three candidates failed to secure an outright majority in voting on June 26.

Bruce Elfstrom got a first-hand look at the fragility of Mongolian nomads’ existence while producing a documentary in 2004.

The international financial community’s confidence in the Mongolian government’s capability in delivering reforms and debt services seems to be ameliorating after a long slump. That was an impression left by an investment-promotion conference held in Tokyo last week, attended by representatives of foreign lenders and investors as well as officials at the country’s central bank [...]

A ramen restaurant chain operator in Japan is going off the beaten path to target markets including Mongolia and Greece, with unique menu tweaks such as use of lamb in Mongolia.

Mongolian Prime Minister Jargaltulga Erdenebat aims to slash his government’s budget deficit for fiscal 2017 in half, as a percentage of gross domestic product.

The story of Mongolia’s relationship with the International Monetary Fund is a tale of geopolitics, local greed, mismanagement and uneasy ties with Chinese and Western investors. The return of the IMF to Ulaanbaatar is a harsh wake-up call for Mongolians and investors alike.

TOV PROVINCE, Mongolia — On the vast green Mongolian grasslands, something interesting is happening: Enterprising nomadic herders have started using AirBnB to reach out to a world beyond their pastures, promoting their humble yurts as accommodations to a growing number of intrepid tourists.

ULAANBAATAR — Hopes are high that a bilateral agreement now in force between Japan and Mongolia will spur economic exchange.

TOKYO — The commodity supercycle is dead, according to some estimates. For a resource-based economy like Mongolia, heavily dependent on its coal-hungry neighbor China, that cannot bode well for the future. Yet Bayanjargal Byambasaikhan, CEO of the country’s largest state-owned resource developer, Erdenes Mongol, says Mongolia is entering a new chapter of development, and that [...]

HONG KONG When the sturdy body of S. Erdene was enveloped in flames, Mongolia was brought face to face with the perils faced by its commodity-dependent economy in the most graphic way possible.

Mongolian lending giant Golomt Financial Group will expand into the leasing business in response to surging domestic demand for industrial equipment.

HONG KONG — China’s local government debt, shadow banking and attempts at structural reform have left the country on a precipice. If it falls over the edge, which countries will be hit hardest, asks UBS.

Mongolian officials are embarking on a world tour to convince foreign investors to place their cash in the resource-rich Central Asian nation. The move comes as plans are finalized for the country’s first yen-denominated bond issuance before year-end.