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NEWS

EU removes Mongolia from tax-haven blacklist www.news.mn
European Union finance ministers agreed on Tuesday to remove eight jurisdictions, including Mongolia, from the EU blacklist of tax havens, one month after the list was set up.
Besides Mongolia, Barbados, Grenada, South Korea, Macao, Panama, Tunisia and the United Arab Emirates were delisted “following commitments made at a high political level to remedy EU concerns,” according to a statement from the ministers.
The blacklist was only drawn up in December to discourage the most aggressive tax-dodging practices after several disclosures of off-shore schemes.
Ministers said the delisting was a sign that the process was working as countries around the world were agreeing to adopt EU standards on tax transparency.
The eight delisted jurisdictions have been moved to a so-called gray list, which includes other 47 jurisdictions that have committed to changing their tax rules to abide by EU standards on transparency and cooperation, Reuters said.
Countries on the gray list can be moved back to the blacklist if they fail to respect their engagements.
EU ministers avoided discussing possible sanctions for jurisdictions who remain on the blacklist.

Mongolian gold medalist in doping case www.news.mn
Team Mongolia won 10 medals from the Asian Games which took place on 18 August to 2 September in the Indonesian cities of Jakarta and Palembang. However, some Mongolian media sources reported that P.Orkhon, champion of the Asian Games was caught doping. Mongolian state-honoured athlete P.Orkhon won a gold medal at Asian Games after defeating Kyryzstan’s Aisuluu Tynybekov in the women’ 62 kg category of freestyle wrestling.
P.Orkhon was thoroughly examined by doping tests before the Asian Games; however, her samples tested positive for highest banned substances. Neither P.Orkhon nor the Mongolian Sports Unions have commented on the case.
News.mn has contacted her coach, Ts.Khosbayar, who failed to go with her to Jakarta. According to him, has been unable to contact a second coach who went with P.Orkhon.
Some athletes said, they witnessed another athlete give something that looks like ‘Mint’ to P.Orkhon and cooked meal for her. Furthermore, P.Orkhon said, she has evidence of the incident. However, the Asian Anti-Doping Federation had not received her complaint, P.Orkhon said.

Business women from 12 countries to convene in Ulaanbaatar www.montsame.mn
Ulaanbaatar /MONTSAME/ The Global Women’s Trade Summit, an annual summit which aims to promote women in business and expand international relations, will be held in Ulaanbaatar on September 6-8.
Ms.Diana Abruzzi, founder of the International Women's Federation of Commerce and Industry (IWFCI) and business leaders and reputable guests from 12 countries will take part in the event themed ‘Global Innovation and Connectivity’.
The participants will enjoy opportunities to strengthen ties and cooperation, showcase their products and services, seek export and import opportunities, elevate their ties with experienced entrepreneurs and leaders in other industries.
In 2016, Mongolia joined the IWFCI as its 13th member.
M.Anudari

Foreigners Love This Stock That China Investors Seem to Hate www.bloomberg.com
Few Chinese companies divide the stock market like Ping An Insurance Group Co.
The largest Chinese insurer by market value is 2018’s most popular mainland stock among foreign investors, who have net bought 16.1 billion yuan ($2.4 billion) of its Shanghai-traded shares, according to Bloomberg calculations. That’s more than for any other company via trading links between Hong Kong and the mainland.
On the other hand, it’s being ditched in Hong Kong by Chinese investors. They’ve sold more Ping An shares there than any other company this year apart from Tencent Holdings Ltd., and they’re also selling onshore. Ping An’s Hong Kong-listed shares are down 6.7 percent in 2018 versus the Hang Seng Index’s 7.3 percent decline, while its mainland-traded A shares have fallen 10 percent compared with a 18 percent drop in the CSI 300 gauge.
“Views are diverging between mainland and foreign investors toward Ping An,” said Steven Lam, a Hong Kong-based analyst at Bloomberg Intelligence. “Many foreign investors not only value the stock as an insurance company, but a fintech player.”
Ping An said last year it aimed to eventually get half its earnings from technology, a development that could make investors rethink their valuation methodology on a traditional-economy stock. The company’s stock-market capitalization climbed $101 billion last year, partly thanks to its investments in online services.
Analysts seem to side with foreigners. The stock has no sell ratings and their average price target implies it will climb at least 30 percent in both Hong Kong and Shanghai over the next 12 months from Monday’s close.
“It’s the best Chinese financial company to institutional investors,” said Vincent Hsu, a Taipei-based fund manager at Fuh-Hwa Securities Investment Trust Co., who has been buying shares over the past few months. “Lots of foreign investors are buying Ping An, as the stock ranked top in the criteria valuing a company’s business, investment and capital.”
Ping An’s management has repeatedly said the share price doesn’t fully reflect the value of the company, which spans insurance, banking and asset management. The conglomerate reported a 34 percent net profit increase in the first half, helped by a jump in fintech and health-care business.
Ping An’s shares on the mainland have been cheaper than those in Hong Kong since June. Its yuan-denominated securities trade at 9.6 times forward 12-month earnings, while its H shares are at about 10.5. By contrast, technology shares on the CSI 300 Index trade around 21.8 times.
“The fact that Ping An’s A shares aren’t substantially more expensive than H shares is a reflection of the hesitation for domestic investors to give more credit to its fintech story,” said Daiwa Capital Markets Hong Kong Ltd.’s Leon Qi, the only analyst who doesn’t rate Ping An a buy.
The combined stake of mainland investors in Ping An’s Hong Kong-listed shares is close to a one-year low, while foreign investors hold the most A shares since at least March 2017, according to Bloomberg calculations based on exchange data.
Chinese investors may have chosen to sell liquid heavyweight companies such as Ping An as general sentiment turned against Hong Kong stocks and there was a rush to exit, said Christine Wu, vice president at Yuanta Securities Investment Trust.
Hengsheng Asset Management Co. fund manager Dai Ming echoed Qi’s views on fintech doubts. “It’s still a bit early to say Ping An’s tech ambition will be realized,” he said. “Conglomerates like Fosun also have such ambitions to develop fintech, but the results haven’t been very satisfying.”
Earnings of Ping An’s online lending platform Lufax could slow, Shanghai-based Dai said. He remains bullish on Ping An though, mainly because of its advantage in the insurance business. It is the only Chinese insurer that managed to keep new business value growing this year while other life insurers were more affected by tightening measures, he said.
“The divergence between China and foreign investors is a result of two different investment styles,” Dai said. “Mainland investors tend to value a stock based on a shorter-term outlook.”
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Mongolia earns 55 mln USD from crude oil exports to China www.xinhuanet.com
ULAN BATOR, Sept. 3 (Xinhua) -- Mongolia has exported most of its crude oil production this year to China, adding 55 million dollars to the state exchequer, the Ministry of Mining and Heavy Industry said on Monday.
A total of 4.20 million barrels or 569,000 tons of crude oil was extracted from the beginning of this year to Aug. 15, the ministry said. Of this, 4.11 million barrels or 558,000 tons were exported to China.
The landlocked East Asian country plans to extract 8.1 million barrels or 1.1 million tons of crude oil in 2018, which would contribute 93.31 million dollars to the state coffers.
It has so far implemented 50.71 percent of the export plan

Mongolia has fuel reserves for only 38 days www.news.mn
The price of fuel have been increasing since January, 2018. For example, the most common used fuel in Mongolia, A-92, is currently being sold at MNT 1820. As for 28 August, our country has oil reserves for approximately 38 days; A-80 for 119 days, A-92 for 25 days, diesel for 38 days and TC-1 aviation fuel for 28 days.
This month, Mongolia is expecting to import A-92 for USD 721 per tonne and diesel for USD 673 per tonnes from Russia. The fuel prices, for imports from from Russia, are expected to increase by USD 8-10.

Capacity of Mongolia-China border checkpoints to be improved www.montsame.mn
Ulaanbaatar /MONTSAME/ A meeting between the Mongolian Customs General Administration and a customs administration of Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region of China was held on August 31.
The sides exchanged views on a number of issues such as developing both border checkpoints to improve their crossing capacity, modernizing equipment used for border inspection, increasing the opportunity of bilateral cooperation and information sharing.
In particular, they shared information on the construction of the Tsagaandel Uul-Ulzii checkpoint to be newly built on Mongolia-China border, amendments to the ‘Agreement between the Government of Mongolia and the Government of the People's Republic of China on Mongolian-Chinese border port and their regime's’ and the construction of a special purpose road from the end of Tavan Tolgoi-Baruun Naran road to the Tsagaandel Uul-Ulzii port.
At the end of the meeting, customs heads signed a Memorandum of Understanding on measures to be taken in regard with the infrastructure development of the Tsagaandel Uul-Ulzii port.
M.Anudari

‘Coal Mongolia-2018’ conference kicks off www.montsame.mn
The 8th ‘Coal Mongolia’ international coal trade and investment conference commenced at the conference hall of Shangri La Hotel.
About 600 representatives from 15 countries are attending the conference being organized jointly with China’s coal market research company ‘Fenwei Energy Information Services’.
Organizers highlighted that the collaboration with China’s most reputable company promotes the growth of Chinese transport, logistics, trade companies and investors, who are interested in buying coal from Mongolia.
This year’s conference features with the discussion of issues, including development of competitiveness and improvement of exportability.
The bests of the coal industry will be announced at the banquet of the ‘Coal Mongolia-2018’ conference. Mining Minister D.Sumiyabazar and other officials will present awards to the companies.

Peabody’s mine site in Australia rehabilitated two years early www.mining.com
The Australian division of coal miner Peabody (NYSE: BTU) announced this week that its rehabilitation efforts to turn the Millennium mine site into grazing land will be completed two years ahead of schedule.
The land reclamation process at the open-pit coal mine started back in 2009 and the company is convinced that it will be done by 2020, as its own workforce is in charge of re-profiling the terrain using seven large bulldozers. Only this year, 380 hectares of land are expected to be recuperated.
Millennium is located 160 kilometres south-west of Mackay, a city in the northeastern Queensland state. The mine sits atop the Bowen Basin -which has the largest coal reserves in Australia- and it produced 2.8 million tonnes of marketable mineral in 2017. Operations are currently being ramped down as mid-2019 has been set as the date when the mine will reach the end of its active life.
“We talk to a range of stakeholders, including the landowner, to get their input on what is most useful after mining,” Peabody Australia President, George Schuller Jr., said in a media statement. “The land needs to continue to be productive so we check things like what type of seed we should use for revegetation and best location for roads, water dams for stock and infrastructure.”
After hearing this news, industry association Queensland Resources Council sent out a press release praising Peabody’s work and highlighting the efforts taken by mining firms operating in the state to adhere to high environmental standards.
The group’s CEO, Ian Macfarlane, said Peabody is a good example of responsible performance as is Glencore (LON:GLEN), a company that recently received an environmental certification from the Queensland Government for the rehabilitation of 220 hectares of land at its Rolleston open-cut coal mine south of Emerald.
“Queensland’s resources industry has a proven track record of attracting new investment and creating new jobs because of the clear and stable regulatory environment in which it operates. We look forward to further investment in the resources sector which benefits every Queenslander through the industry’s contribution to the budget bottom line,” Macfarlane said in the brief.

China blocks access to Australian Broadcasting Corp sites www.bbc.com
China has blocked access to the website of Australia's national broadcaster, the Australian Broadcasting Corp (ABC).
The ABC said users in China were "abruptly" blocked from visiting its site and apps two weeks ago.
Chinese regulators told the ABC the site had breached the country's laws, but did not specify any violations.
China operates a strict internet censorship regime and often blocks access to foreign sites if they publish content it does not want people to see.
The BBC News and the New York Times websites are also unavailable in China at present.
The ABC's China-based journalists said they had confirmed the site had been blocked, after making several enquiries about its status.
"The ABC's website and apps are usually accessible to Chinese web users and are not subject to the 'Great Firewall' of censorship, but access was abruptly stopped on August 22," journalists Bill Birtles and Matthew Carney wrote.
The broadcaster said it had not been able to confirm the reason for the ban.
An official at the Office of the Central Cyberspace Affairs Commission told the journalists: "China's internet is fully open. We welcome internet enterprises from all over the world to provide good information to the netizens of China.
"However, state cyber sovereignty rights shall be maintained towards some overseas websites violating China's laws and regulations, spreading rumours, pornographic information, gambling, violent terrorism and some other illegal harmful information which will endanger state security and damage national pride."
Prime Minister Scott Morrison said the ban was an issue for China.
"China's a sovereign country, they make decisions about what happens there, we make decisions about what happens here," he told radio station 3AW.
The ABC launched a Chinese-language version of its news site last year.
ABC previously criticised
The latest move comes amid a period of diplomatic tensions between the two nations over reports of China's alleged interference in Australian politics and society. This had led to Canberra enacting new laws aimed at preventing foreign interference.
Last year, China's embassy in Canberra heavily criticised Australia media reports, including an investigation from the ABC and Fairfax Media, about Beijing's influence in Australia.
"Those reports, which were made up out of thin air and filled with Cold War mentality and ideological bias, reflected a typical anti-China hysteria and paranoi[a]," the embassy said.
Last month, Canberra also effectively barred Chinese telecommunications firm Huawei from competing for its 5G network, after it extended national security regulations on the infrastructure project.
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