Central Banking & Funding: Mongolia’s Bank of Mongolia will require banks to hold mandatory reserves equal to 25% of foreign borrowing for 360 days to 3 years from Oct 1, 2026, aiming to curb liquidity risks from foreign-currency funding. Green Finance: Green lending hit MNT 2.54tn in Q1 2026, or 5.7% of total loans, with a 2030 target of 10% and EV loans now included in the green category. State Asset Restructuring: The government will reorganize Erdenes Mongol into the “Chinggis Khaan National Wealth Fund Corporation,” shifting it toward professional state asset management and planning subsidiary consolidation to cut costs. Education & Human Capital: Cabinet approved “One Student-One Computer, One Classroom-One Smart Board” from Sep 1, 2026, with phased 2026-2028 rollout and funding options beyond the state budget. Capital Markets: Capital Markets Mongolia hosted the inaugural Mongolia Investment Forum: Shanghai 2026, drawing 300+ delegates from 200+ firms to mobilize long-term capital. Mining & Corporate Updates: Erdenes released its 2026 shareholder letter and webcast update; China Gold International reported a localized slope instability at its CSH Gold Mine with operations temporarily paused but guidance expected to hold. Local Governance: Ulaanbaatar Mayor Khishgeegiin Nyambaatar was dismissed after meat-reserve mismanagement sparked price anger, with investigations into city tenders underway. Labour Signals from China: A viral shepherd job ad in Inner Mongolia drew 700+ applicants and 59m views, underscoring worsening job-market strain—relevant for Mongolia’s cross-border labour and trade context.