In Mongolia's vast Gobi desert, a trading transition is afoot that could alter how one of the country's prized assets is bought and sold. The Erdenet copper mine, a key state asset, aims to migrate all future sales of its copper concentrate onto the Mongolian Stock Exchange (MSE). CEO Yondon argues the shift to exchange-based trading will provide greater pricing transparency versus privately negotiated over-the-counter deals. The move comes at a time when copper prices are sk

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