Fuel Supply Watch: Mongolia imported 5,160 tons of AI-92 over the weekend via the Sukhbaatar border checkpoint—about 2.5 days of normal consumption—while extra wagons are expected to keep distribution moving to Tolgoit, Arshaant, Darkhan, Erdenet and Ulaanbaatar. Capital Markets: Mongolia’s stock market saw 4.5 million securities traded worth MNT 3.7 billion, with the TOP-20 Index up 2.85% and investor demand staying focused on equities. Urban Transport: Ulaanbaatar completed feasibility studies for five “Multi-Level Intersection” sites (including Monos and Officers’ Palace areas plus bridges), aiming to cut congestion, fuel use and delays between 2025-2028. Public Finance & Aid: Mongolia’s finance minister met the UN resident coordinator to improve transparency of UN-funded projects through PIMIS and to plan the next UNSDCF cycle. Energy & Industry: Golomt Bank expects CIPS to become Mongolia’s main settlement standard by 2028, while Ulanqab in Inner Mongolia selected firms for 1.1 GW/4.4 GWh grid storage builds. Regional Trade & Diplomacy: Mongolia’s ex-PM met Nepal’s foreign minister to discuss development, trade, partnership and cooperation for landlocked countries.