Countries / East Asia
Investing in Mongolia
A small, resource-driven economy where mining (coal, copper, gold) accounts for the bulk of exports and equity-market activity. Formal capital markets remain shallow relative to the size of the mineral economy.
- Capital
- Ulaanbaatar
- Currency
- Mongolian tögrög
- Main exchange
- Mongolian Stock Exchange
- Regulator
- Financial Regulatory Commission
How people invest in Mongolia
Livestock and land remain traditional stores of wealth outside the capital, while urban investors lean on mining-linked equities, gold, and foreign-currency savings to hedge tögrög volatility.
Mining equitiesGoldLivestock & landForeign-currency savings
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Frequently asked questions
What currency does Mongolia use?
Mongolia uses the Mongolian tögrög.
What is the main stock exchange in Mongolia?
Mongolian Stock Exchange, overseen by the Financial Regulatory Commission.
What do people in Mongolia typically invest in?
Livestock and land remain traditional stores of wealth outside the capital, while urban investors lean on mining-linked equities, gold, and foreign-currency savings to hedge tögrög volatility.