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Mongolia’s trade surplus widened to USD 735.3 million in April 2026 from USD 218.5 million in the same month last year. Exports soared 56.5% year-on-year to USD 1,923.8 million, while imports jumped 17.5% to USD 1,188.5 million. For the January-April period, the trade surplus increased sharply to USD 3,144.5 million from USD 685.5 million a year earlier. Exports climbed 60.6% year-on-year to USD 6,813.0 million, largely due to higher shipments of mineral products (65.6%), food products (50.9%), textiles and textile articles (41.1%), and natural or cultured stones and precious metals (36.0%). China accounted for 92.7% of total exports, followed by Switzerland (4.5%) and the US (1.2%). Meanwhile, imports rose by 3.1% to USD 3,668.6 million, supported by gains in mineral products (26.7%), base metals and articles thereof (12.6%), and machinery, equipment, and electric appliances (2.3%). China remained the largest import source (37.5%), followed by Russia (29.6%) and Japan (9.4%).

Mongolia Trade Surplus Widens in April

Industrial output in Greece climbed 8.3% year-on-year in March 2026 from a revised 2.3% rise in the previous month, marking the strongest growth since July 2024. Manufacturing output picked up (5.5% vs 3.6% in February), supported by gains in computers, electronic and optical products (37%), and basic pharmaceutical products and preparations (30.6%). Production also rebounded strongly in electricity supply (24.6% vs -1.5%). In contrast, water supply output declined further (-1.5% vs 1%), while mining and quarrying contracted at a softer pace (-5.4% vs -7.6%). By industrial grouping, output recovered in energy (12.1% vs -6.4%) and consumer durables (19.5% vs -8.7%), while growth continued for non-durable goods (12% vs 7.1%). Meanwhile, production growth eased for intermediate goods (0.7% vs 3.9%) and capital goods (4.4% vs 12.5%). On a seasonally adjusted monthly basis, industrial activity rose 1.1% in March, recovering from a revised 0.5% decline in the prior month.

Greece Industrial Output Climbs to 20-Month High

Cyprus’ trade deficit widened to EUR 703.8 million in March 2026 from EUR 609.7 million a year earlier. Total imports jumped 11.6% year-on-year to EUR 1,210.7 million, lifted by higher purchases from EU countries, which rose 9.6% to EUR 710 million, and non-EU imports advancing by 14.6% to EUR 500.7 million. Exports included the transfer of economic ownership of vessels valued at EUR 20.3 million, down from EUR 84.2 million in March last year. Meanwhile, total exports increased by 6.7% to EUR 506.9 million, driven by higher shipments to EU countries, which grew by 8.4% to EUR 117.7 million, and non-EU markets, up 6.2% to EUR 389.2 million. Vessel transfers were valued at EUR 41.2 million, compared with EUR 98.1 million in March 2025.

Cyprus Trade Shortfall Widens in March

The Hang Seng Index were little changed, closing at 26,407 on Monday, as early losses driven by geopolitical concerns were offset by selective buying in technology and financial shares later in the session. Sentiment initially weakened after US President Donald Trump rejected Iran’s latest peace proposal as “totally unacceptable,” reviving concerns over prolonged tensions in the Middle East and potential disruptions to shipping through the Strait of Hormuz. However, bargain hunting later supported the market, with Shenzhen Ldrobot surging more than 150% in its Hong Kong debut amid strong demand for AI and robotics-related stocks. GoFintech Quantum Innovation also rallied after announcing a strategic partnership in quantum-enabled drug discovery. Investors still remained cautious ahead of the release of Hong Kong’s first-quarter GDP growth data later this week, which could offer fresh signals on the city’s economic recovery.

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