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 Change % (Day)  YTD change % MSE - Top20 MN 15,019.11 -0.20 -7.87 DJIA US 17,280.83 -1.79 4.25 S&P 500 US 2,002.33 -1.62 8.33 Nasdaq US 4,653.60 -1.16 11.42 S&P/TSX comp CN 13,731.05 -1.25 0.80 FTSE 100 UK 6,300.63 -2.49 -6.64 S&P/ASX 200 US 5,175.90 -0.84 -3.29 Hang Seng HK 22,922.45 -1.41 -1.65 Bloomberg/asia.pac  ASIA 177.06 -1.10 5.31 COMMODITY PRICES Change % (Day)  YTD change % Prime Coking Coal /Tianjin 138.96 0.00 -26.50 Zinc Spot /LME 2,178.50 -0.10 6.11 Iron Ore 58%/Tianjin 73.13 -46.14 Copper Spot /LME 6,542.25 0.38 -11.30 Oil 56.84 -1.68 -42.25 Gold Spot /LME 1,217.39 -0.43 1.31 Silver Spot /LME 16.84 -1.13 -13.51 MONGOLIAN ECONOMIC INDICATORS Date Last  YoY cha nge % RGDP /bln. MNT/ 2014.07 9,857 5.3 NGDP /bln.MNT/ 2014.07 6,635 14.6 Inflation 2014.10 12.1 Foreign reserve /mln. USD/ 2014.09 1,542.7 -42.4 Policy rate July 31 ,2014 12.00 DEBT MARKET Bonds - Coupon Amt. issued mln USD Last Yield Maturity date DBM bond - 5.75 580 96.25 7.579 3/21/2017 MMC bond - 8.875 600 67.50 29.367 3/29/2017 Mongol 2018 - 4.125 500 94.53 5.873 1/5/2018 Mongol 2022 - 5.125 1,000 89.13 6.777 12/5/2022 TDBM 2015 - 8.5 300 99.88 8.641 9/20/2015 TDBM 2015 - 12.5 25 100.00 12.173 11/17/2015 TDBM 2017 - 10 dim sum 115 97.78 10.955 1/21/2017 DBM bond - 1.52 sam. 290 103.68 1.075 12/25/2023 INDICES CHANGE MSE TOP 5 MOST TRADED Trade value '000 MONGOLIAN RELATED NEWS Tax exemptions considered for imports for projects financed by Austrian loans  At the Ca binet meet ing held o n December 10, the governme nt resolv ed to sub mit a draft law for Parliamentary discussion to exempt imports of equipment, facilities and supplies for projects being implemented through a soft loan from the Austrian government from Mongolian customs tax. The governments of Mongolia and Austria established a financial cooperation agreement to implement several projects and programs, on November 28, 2011. Under the agreement, the Austrian government agreed to grant a 40 million EUR soft loan to cooperatively implement several large scale projects in infrastructure, education, healthcare, and social protection. The agreement includes a clause to exempt the equipment, facilities and supplies to be imported within the scope of the projects from Mongolian customs tax. The agreement also calls for financing a facilities and equipment modernization program for large state-owned hospitals, the introduction of new technology to upgrade Ulaanbaatar’s water and sewer pipes without digging trenches, and a project to improve the capacity of fire fighting facilities and the equipment of emergency management agencies. Also resolved at the Cabinet meeting was the assignment of Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of Mongolia to  Austria G .Batjarga l to sign an expo rt credit agreement for the p rojects t o be implemen ted in th e scope of the financial cooperation agreement. Providing the large state-owned hospitals, which have not undergone substantial modernization in recent years, with new facilities and diagnostic equipment is expected to allow the hospitals to carry out cancer radiation therapy, organ transplantation and laparoscopic surgeries, the diagnosis and treatment of cardiac catheters, and hemodialysis treatment conforming to international standards. http://ubpost.mongolnews.mn/?p=12822 Mongolia Prime Minister Says He’ll Fix Conflict With Rio Tinto Promising no more business as usual, Mongolia’s new Prime Minister Saikhanbileg Chimed said his priority is to resolve a dispute with the country’s biggest foreign investor, Rio Tinto Group, over developing one of the world’s largest copper and gold mines. In the midst of naming his new cabinet this week, Saikhanbileg met with the chief executive officer of Rio’s copper division Jean-Sebastien Jacques for what were described as highly constructive and collaborative talks, according to a person familiar with the discussions who asked not to be named because the meeting was private. Saikhanbileg has brought other parties into his cabinet in an attempt to forge what he’s called a Grand Coalition government of national unity. He’s said he’ll focus on fixing an economy that went from fast lane to braking hard, almost in lock step with the Rio conflict. The cabinet was announced on Wednesday in an English-language e-mailed statement from Mongolia’s Ministry of Foreign  Affairs, a communication which is itself un usual an d may in dicate a f resh app roach to foreign investors. That may be welcome news to Justin Kapla, a U.S. businessman prevented from leaving the country for two years due to allegations of tax evasion. He hasn’t been charged or jailed, just told he can’t leave. Jacques will meet with other ministers this week including Minister without Portfolio Enkhsaikhan Mendsaikhan, the person said. Enkhsaikhan, a former prime minister, will have a role in advancing large projects in the country. He declined to comment on any possible involvement in negotiations about the disputed mine, known as Oyu Tolgoi or Turquoise Hill. Between fighting with Rio and detaining Kapla, Mongolia managed to scare off investment and then watched as its economy went from fastest expansion in the world -- 17.5 percent in 2011 -- to also-ran -- 7 percent through the first nine months of 2014. Overseas investment in the country went from about $4 billion in the first 10 months of 2012 to $791 million in the same period this year. That cost the previous prime minister his job and gives Saikhanbileg a chance to convince the foreigners to come back. Getting the project moving again will require the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding declaring all past issues resolved. The prime minister said he’ll need to brief Parliament on his plan and seek political backing from his government and that will take some time, Byambasaikhan Bayanjargal, chairman of the Business Council of Mongolia, said on Dec. 10. “The fact that we have a Grand Coalition now paves the way for a resolution, Byambasaikhan said. ‘‘You need everyone on the same side of the table.’’ http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2014-12-12/mongolia-prime-minister-says-he-ll-fix-conflict-with-rio- tinto.html GLOBAL NEWS Asian Stocks Sink as Oil Extends Drop While Aussie Slips  Asian stoc ks droppe d as oil’s s lump underscored concern o ver the g lobal economy. J apanese bonds climbed after Prime Minister Shinzo Abe secured victory in elections, while the Australian dollar retreated. The MSCI Asia Pacific Index slid 1 percent by 10:26 a.m. in Tokyo, set for its lowest close since Oct. 17. Japan’s Topix index dropped 0.7 percent while shares in Hong Kong declined. The  Aussie sl ipped 0.5 percent in a third day o f retrea t. http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2014-12-14/asian-futures-signal-losses-after-crude-sinks-u-s- 2014-12-15 15 December 2 14 Daily Report Performance Last Country Index Indicator Performance Last USD Commodity NEWS ANALYSIS -7.87 4.25 11.42 0.80 -6.64 -3.29 -1.65 0.45 5.70 YTD % -0.20 -1.79 -1.16 -1.25 -2.49 -0.84 -1.41 -2.72 -0.87 MSE - Top20 DJIA Nasdaq S&P/TSX comp FTSE 100 S&P/ASX 200 Hang Seng DAX Nikkei 225 Change % (Day) 204 91 470 81 0 200 400 600 RMC HBO GOV SHG -1.43% 6.77% 0.00% -5% 0% 5% 10% 0 2,000 4,000 6,000 8,000 10,000 12,000 14,000 16,000 18,000 20,000 0 2,000 4,000 6,000 8,000 10,000 12,000 14,000 16,000      J     a     n     u     a     r     y        1      3      F     e      b     r     u     a     r     y        1      3      M     a     r     c      h        1      3      A     p     r      i      l        1      3      M     a     y        1      3      J     u     n     e        1      3      J     u      l     y        1      3      A     u     g     u     s      t        1      3      S     e     p      t     e     m      b     e     r        1      3      O     c      t     o      b     e     r        1      3      N     o     v     e     m      b     e     r   -      1      3      D     e     c     e     m      b     e     r        1      3      J     a     n     u     a     r     y        1      4      F     e      b     r     u     a     r     y   -      1      4      M     a     r     c      h        1      4      A     p     r      i      l        1      4      M     a     y        1      4      J     u     n     e        1      4      J     u      l     y        1      4      A     u     g     u     s      t        1      4      S     e     p      t     e     m      b     e     r        1      4      O     c      t     o      b     e     r        1      4      N     o     v     e     m      b     e     r        1      4      D     e     c     e     m      b     e     r        1      4    T    h   o   u   s   a   n    d   s Volume MSETOP Index Daily Report | 2014.12.15

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Change %

(Day) YTD change %

MSE - Top20 MN 15,019.11 -0.20 -7.87

DJIA US 17,280.83 -1.79 4.25

S&P 500 US 2,002.33 -1.62 8.33

Nasdaq US 4,653.60 -1.16 11.42S&P/TSX comp CN 13,731.05 -1.25 0.80

FTSE 100 UK 6,300.63 -2.49 -6.64

S&P/ASX 200 US 5,175.90 -0.84 -3.29

Hang Seng HK 22,922.45 -1.41 -1.65

Bloomberg/asia.pac  ASIA 177.06 -1.10 5.31

COMMODITY PRICES

Change %

(Day) YTD change %

Prime Coking Coal /Tianjin 138.96 0.00 -26.50

Zinc Spot /LME 2,178.50 -0.10 6.11

Iron Ore 58%/Tianjin 73.13 -46.14

Copper Spot /LME 6,542.25 0.38 -11.30

Oil 56.84 -1.68 -42.25

Gold Spot /LME 1,217.39 -0.43 1.31

Silver Spot /LME 16.84 -1.13 -13.51

MONGOLIAN ECONOMIC INDICATORS

Date Last YoY change

%

RGDP /bln. MNT/ 2014.07 9,857 5.3

NGDP /bln.MNT/ 2014.07 6,635 14.6

Inflation 2014.10 12.1

Foreign reserve /mln. USD/ 2014.09 1,542.7 -42.4

Policy rate July 31 ,2014 12.00

DEBT MARKET

Bonds - Coupon

Amt.

issued mln

USD

Last Yield Maturity date

DBM bond - 5.75 580 96.25 7.579 3/21/2017

MMC bond - 8.875 600 67.50 29.367 3/29/2017

Mongol 2018 - 4.125 500 94.53 5.873 1/5/2018

Mongol 2022 - 5.125 1,000 89.13 6.777 12/5/2022

TDBM 2015 - 8.5 300 99.88 8.641 9/20/2015

TDBM 2015 - 12.5 25 100.00 12.173 11/17/2015

TDBM 2017 - 10 dim sum 115 97.78 10.955 1/21/2017

DBM bond - 1.52 sam. 290 103.68 1.075 12/25/2023

INDICES CHANGE

MSE TOP 5 MOST TRADED

Trade value '000

MONGOLIAN RELATED NEWS

Tax exemptions considered for imports for projects financed by Austrian loans

 At the Cabinet meeting held on December 10, the government resolved to submit a draft law forParliamentary discussion to exempt imports of equipment, facilities and supplies for projects beingimplemented through a soft loan from the Austrian government from Mongolian customs tax. Thegovernments of Mongolia and Austria established a financial cooperation agreement to implementseveral projects and programs, on November 28, 2011. Under the agreement, the Austrian

government agreed to grant a 40 million EUR soft loan to cooperatively implement several large scaleprojects in infrastructure, education, healthcare, and social protection. The agreement includes aclause to exempt the equipment, facilities and supplies to be imported within the scope of the projectsfrom Mongolian customs tax. The agreement also calls for financing a facilities and equipmentmodernization program for large state-owned hospitals, the introduction of new technology to upgradeUlaanbaatar’s water and sewer pipes without digging trenches, and a project to improve the capacity

of fire fighting facilities and the equipment of emergency management agencies. Also resolved at theCabinet meeting was the assignment of Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of Mongolia to

 Austria G.Batjargal to sign an export credit agreement for the projects to be implemented in the scopeof the financial cooperation agreement. Providing the large state-owned hospitals, which have notundergone substantial modernization in recent years, with new facilities and diagnostic equipment isexpected to allow the hospitals to carry out cancer radiation therapy, organ transplantation andlaparoscopic surgeries, the diagnosis and treatment of cardiac catheters, and hemodialysis treatmentconforming to international standards.http://ubpost.mongolnews.mn/?p=12822 

Mongolia Prime Minister Says He’ll Fix Conflict With Rio Tinto

Promising no more business as usual, Mongolia’s new Prime Minister Saikhanbileg Chimed said his

priority is to resolve a dispute with the country’s biggest foreign investor, Rio Tinto Group, overdeveloping one of the world’s largest copper and gold mines. In the midst of naming his new cabinet

this week, Saikhanbileg met with the chief executive officer of Rio’s copper division Jean-Sebastien

Jacques for what were described as highly constructive and collaborative talks, according to a personfamiliar with the discussions who asked not to be named because the meeting was private.Saikhanbileg has brought other parties into his cabinet in an attempt to forge what he’s called a

Grand Coalition government of national unity. He’s said he’ll focus on fixing an economy that went

from fast lane to braking hard, almost in lock step with the Rio conflict. The cabinet was announcedon Wednesday in an English-language e-mailed statement from Mongolia’s Ministry of Foreign

 Affairs, a communication which is itself unusual and may indicate a fresh approach to foreigninvestors. That may be welcome news to Justin Kapla, a U.S. businessman prevented from leavingthe country for two years due to allegations of tax evasion. He hasn’t been charged or jailed, just told

he can’t leave. Jacques will meet with other ministers this week including Minister without Portfolio

Enkhsaikhan Mendsaikhan, the person said. Enkhsaikhan, a former prime minister, will have a role inadvancing large projects in the country. He declined to comment on any possible involvement innegotiations about the disputed mine, known as Oyu Tolgoi or Turquoise Hill. Between fighting withRio and detaining Kapla, Mongolia managed to scare off investment and then watched as its

economy went from fastest expansion in the world -- 17.5 percent in 2011 -- to also-ran -- 7 percentthrough the first nine months of 2014. Overseas investment in the country went from about $4 billionin the first 10 months of 2012 to $791 million in the same period this year. That cost the previousprime minister his job and gives Saikhanbileg a chance to convince the foreigners to come back.Getting the project moving again will require the signing of a Memorandum of Understandingdeclaring all past issues resolved. The prime minister said he’ll need to brief Parliament on his plan

and seek political backing from his government and that will take some time, ByambasaikhanBayanjargal, chairman of the Business Council of Mongolia, said on Dec. 10. “The fact that we have a

Grand Coalition now paves the way for a resolution, Byambasaikhan said. ‘‘You need everyone on

the same side of the table.’’

http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2014-12-12/mongolia-prime-minister-says-he-ll-fix-conflict-with-rio-

tinto.html 

GLOBAL NEWS

Asian Stocks Sink as Oil Extends Drop While Aussie Slips

 Asian stocks dropped as oil’s slump underscored concern over the global economy. Japanese bonds

climbed after Prime Minister Shinzo Abe secured victory in elections, while the Australian dollarretreated. The MSCI Asia Pacific Index slid 1 percent by 10:26 a.m. in Tokyo, set for its lowest closesince Oct. 17. Japan’s Topix index dropped 0.7 percent while shares in Hong Kong declined. The

 Aussie slipped 0.5 percent in a third day of retreat.http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2014-12-14/asian-futures-signal-losses-after-crude-sinks-u-s-

2014-12-15

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PerformanceLastCountryIndex

Indicator 

PerformanceLast

USDCommodity

NEWS ANALYSIS

-7.87

4.25

11.42

0.80

-6.64

-3.29

-1.65

0.45

5.70

YTD %

-0.20

-1.79

-1.16

-1.25

-2.49

-0.84

-1.41

-2.72

-0.87

MSE - Top20

DJIA

Nasdaq

S&P/TSX comp

FTSE 100

S&P/ASX 200

Hang Seng

DAX

Nikkei 225

Change % (Day)

204

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470

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0 200 400 600

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GOV

SHG

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MONGOLIAN RELATED COMPANIES

Name Sym Currency Last Chg day % YTD %Trade value 000

USD

Market cap mln

USD/52w high 52w low

Currency

cross

Turquoise Hill TRQ US Equity USD 3.020 -2.89 -8.48 9,869.2 6,077.14 4.36 2.93 1.00

Centerra Gold CG CN Equity CAD 5.430 -1.45 25.69 7,809.3 1,109.00 6.90 3.16 1.16

MMC 975 HK Equity HKD 0.395 -1.25 -43.60 6.2 471.95 0.84 0.33 7.75

Denison Mines Corp DML CN Equity CAD 1.110 -0.89 -13.95 1,297.1 485.11 1.95 1.02 1.16

Winsway Coking Coal Holdings Ltd 1733 HK Equity HKD 0.290 0.00 -40.82 98.3 141.15 0.55 0.28 7.75

MoEnCo 276 HK Equity HKD 0.430 0.00 -55.76 186.4 93.69 1.06 0.41 7.75

SouthGobi Resources 1878 HK Equity HKD 3.750 -1.57 -45.49 3.0 105.82 8.06 3.60 7.75

Central Asia Metals PLC CAML LN Equity GBp 170.375 -1.66 20.83 23,192.2 298.11 190.00 141.00 0.64

Mongolia Investment Group Ltd 402 HK Equity HKD 0.200 -0.99 -31.03 16.5 172.89 0.38 0.16 7.75

Mongolia Growth Group YAK CN Equity CAD 1.090 -8.40 -51.98 63.2 32.82 3.07 0.93 1.16

North Asia Resources Holdings Ltd 61 HK Equity HKD 0.157 1.29 -13.74 1.9 122.22 0.21 0.10 7.75

Guildford Coal Ltd GUF AU Equity AUD 0.038 0.00 -54.14 9.6 28.65 0.11 0.04 1.22

Origo Partners PLC OPP LN Equity GBp 6.938 0.00 -5.93 163.5 38.89 8.25 6.88 0.64

Entree Gold Inc ETG CN Equity CAD 0.220 -12.00 -29.03 38.6 27.94 0.52 0.18 1.16

Aspire Mining Ltd AKM AU Equity AUD 0.033 3.13 -41.07 3.8 19.08 0.07 0.03 1.22

Prophecy Coal Corp PCY CN Equity CAD 0.060 0.00 -25.00 106.3 13.06 0.11 0.04 1.16

FeOre Ltd FEO AU Equity AUD 0.026 0.00 -36.59 1.2 11.30 0.08 0.02 1.22

Petro Matad Ltd MATD LN Equity GBp 2.250 -10.00 -40.00 1,156.4 9.88 11.50 2.00 0.64

Xanadu Mines Ltd XAM AU Equity AUD 0.095 0.00 90.00 16.1 29.15 0.18 0.03 1.22

Haranga Resources Ltd HAR AU Equity AUD 0.012 -14.29 -80.65 2.0 2.58 0.09 0.01 1.22

Wolf Petroleum Ltd WOF AU Equity AUD 0.048 -2.04 -31.43 21.7 10.64 0.08 0.03 1.22

Manas Petroleum Corp MNAP US Equity USD 0.115 -4.25 67.74 17.4 19.19 0.17 0.04 1.00

Khan Resources Inc. KRI CN Equity CAD 0.380 -9.52 33.33 1.3 22.37 0.45 0.20 1.16

Voyager Resources Ltd VOR AU Equity AUD 0.002 0.00 #N/A N/A 0.1 #VALUE! #N/A N/A #N/A N/A 1.22

East Asia Minerals Corp EAS CN Equity CAD 0.015 0.00 -62.50 0.9 1.36 0.11 0.01 1.22

Erdene Resource Development Corp ERD CN Equity CAD 0.085 0.00 -39.29 1.6 6.05 0.26 0.09 1.16

Modun Resources Ltd MOU AU Equity AUD 0.003 0.00 -25.00 7.4 4.37 0.01 0.00 1.22

Kincora Copper Ltd KCC CN Equity CAD 0.025 0.00 0.00 29.1 6.69 0.09 0.02 1.16

General Mining Corp Ltd GMM AU Equity AUD 0.007 0.00 -58.82 0.1 0.77 0.02 0.01 1.22

Draig Resources Ltd DRG AU Equity AUD 0.015 0.00 -57.14 0.6 0.82 0.04 0.01 1.22

Newera Resouces Ltd NRU AU Equity AUD 0.001 0.00 -83.33 0.1 1.00 0.01 0.00 1.22

Blina Minerals NL BDI AU Equity AUD 0.001 0.00 0.00 13.9 1.32 0.00 0.00 1.22

Source: Bloomberg 

MONGOLIAN STOCK MARKET

14 December 2014 12 JSC's 21,022 shares worth 16,501.33 mln MNT have been traded.

TOP20 index was 15,019.11 -0.20% YTD -7.87%

Company name Trade volumeTrade value

'000Last Chg day Chg day %

Buy

volumeBuy price Sell price Sell volume

HRM 15,000 2,685 179 0 0.00% 5000 179 185 1000.00

APU 2,097 8,258 3938 38 0.00% 10 3650 3740 195

RMC 2,069 204 98.57 -1.43 -1.43% 3111 95 100 7451.00

HBO 1,050 91 86 29.17 6.77% 250 450 460 1686

GOV 200 470 2,350 0 0.00% 52 7400 7500 20

SHG 175 81 460 0 0.00% 3 6305 6310 100

ADL 159 743 4,675 -250 -13.51% 66 1600 2200 110

TTL 126 795 6,310 -15 -0.32% 19 4600 4650 25

GTB 100 750 7,500 1.39 1.64% 42 84 86 1900

BNG 20 1,160 58,000 0 0.00% 4 53000 58000 15

EER 20 857 42,840 0 0.00% 0 0 2350 127

ATR 6 408 68,000 0 0.00% 24 68000 75000 8

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Investment Banking Division of Golomt Bank

The principal activities of Investment Banking Division constitute structuring, sourcing, negotiating and closing debt and equityfinancings as well as the provision of incisive advisory services for private and public companies as well as institutions, public sectoragencies and authorities.

Our vision is to fuel the profitable growth of our valued clients by providing the highest-quality investment banking services, and in sodoing create an environment which will lead to long term, mutually beneficial relationships. We strive to achieve these lastingrelationships by matching each client assignment with the collaborative expertise of the Bank’s team of seasoned banking andinvestment professionals.

Contact

Sukhbaatar Square, Ulaanbaatar 210620A, MongoliaFax: +976-70117676 /1402/E-mail: [email protected]: www.golomtbank.com