Mongolia's Foreign Trade Rises with Increased Russian Fuel Imports

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Mongolia's foreign trade volume increased to $10.5 billion, driven by higher imports of Russian diesel fuel ($89 million) and gasoline ($78.3 million), following China's export ban in March 2026.

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Mongolia's foreign trade volume increased to $10.5 billion, driven by higher imports of Russian diesel fuel ($89 million) and gasoline ($78.3 million), following China's export ban in March 2026.

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