As of the end of the first quarter of 2026, Mongolia's foreign exchange reserves amounted to a record $7,187.8 million, which is $182.5 million more compared to the beginning of the year. This data was published in a report by MiddleAsianNews.
These reserves can cover goods imports for 8.4 months and also provide for 5.6 months of goods and services imports. Additionally, they amount to 275% of the short-term external debt, which meets international standards for assessing reserve adequacy.
Earlier, the Central Bank of Mongolia reported that at the end of January, the country's foreign exchange reserves amounted to $6.7 billion, indicating a decrease compared to previous periods.
In the long term, the Central Bank aims to increase foreign exchange reserves to $10 billion.
