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Country Report Mongolia March 2006

Summary

Political structure

Economic structure: Annual indicators

Economic structure: Quarterly indicators

Outlook for 2006-07: Domestic politics

Outlook for 2006-07: International relations

Outlook for 2006-07: Policy trends

Outlook for 2006-07: Economic growth

Outlook for 2006-07: External sector

The political scene: MPRP forces the collapse of the ruling coalition

The political scene: A new cabinet is appointed

The political scene: Mongolia's president visits China

Economic policy: The budget records a surplus in 2005

Economic policy: Parliament approves the 2006 budget

Economic policy: The ADB provides US$10m for financial sector reforms

The domestic economy: GDP growth slows in 2005

The domestic economy: Confidence in the banking sector grows

The domestic economy: Consumer price inflation eases in 2005

The domestic economy: Foreign investors obj to mining law revisions

The domestic economy: Livestock numbers recover

The domestic economy: A livestock insurance scheme is to be launched

The domestic economy: Wheat aid compensates for falling harvests

The domestic economy: Industrial production declines

The domestic economy: Electricity transmission network to be upgraded

The domestic economy: Private airlines expand their services

Foreign trade and payments: Merchandise trade deficit cont to narrow

Foreign trade and payments: Trade minister attends WTO's HK meeting

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