CAPITAL MARKET MORNING BRIEF

 

Major global stock market indices maintained an upward trend, while gold, oil, and technology company valuations remained in focus. The S&P 500 reached 7,362.97 points, while gold rose to USD 4,700.11, reflecting continued investor demand for safe haven assets.

In the commodities market, Brent crude oil increased to USD 104.94, while industrial metals such as copper and silver also recorded positive movements.

Taiwan’s stock market surpassed the 40,000-point threshold, reaching a historic high.

The Asian Development Bank announced that it will provide USD 70 billion in financing for energy and infrastructure initiatives in the Asia-Pacific region through 2035.

Samsung’s valuation reached the USD 1 trillion level, joining the ranks of global technology leaders.

On the Mongolian Stock Exchange, securities worth a total of MNT 1.43 billion were traded. This included MNT 498.2 million in shares of 54 companies, MNT 35.7 million in units of two investment funds, MNT 7.2 million in bonds of two companies, and MNT 890.4 million in one asset-backed security.

In terms of indices, the TOP-20 index reached 50,843.33 points, down 0.02% from the previous day. The MSE-A index declined by 0.12%, while the MSE-B index fell by 1.93%. Although the indices showed slight short-term weakness, trading activity in debt instruments and asset-backed securities remained relatively high.

UBIM continuously monitors capital market information, movements in financing sources, and investment trends, while working to align the Capital City’s strategic projects and programs with market based funding sources.