Mongolian mining company says copper exports have dropped due to China border restrictions
A major copper mining company in Mongolia has reported a sharp drop in its exports to China over the past two weeks. The company attributes this decline to new restrictions at a border crossing. Copper exports have fallen by roughly 70 percent according to the mining operator. The situation reflects current tensions affecting trade between the two countries.
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1 sourceMongolia suffers $300 million decline in copper exports following China border restrictions—and it can reach $1.2 billion by the end of the year