Securities market transactions totaled MNT 879.5 billion during the first 11 months of this year.
The figure represents a 27.4 percent decrease, or MNT 332.7 billion less, compared to the same period last year, according to the National Statistics Office.
Of the total securities transactions, 43.2 percent, or MNT 379.7 billion, were conducted in the primary market, while 56.8 percent, or MNT 499.8 billion, were traded in the secondary market.
By instrument type, 38 percent of total transactions consisted of asset-backed securities, 25.3 percent corporate bonds, 21.3 percent corporate shares, 14.8 percent government bonds, and 0.6 percent investment fund units.
In November, securities trading reached MNT 55.2 billion, marking a decline of 27 percent, or MNT 20.4 billion, year-on-year and a decrease of 43.5 percent, or MNT 42.5 billion, compared to the previous month.
During the first 11 months of the year, the volume of traded securities amounted to 813.6 million units, down 26.1 percent, or 286.9 million units, from the same period last year. Of this volume, 0.5 percent, or 3.7 million units, were traded on the primary market, while 99.5 percent, or 809.9 million units, were traded on the secondary market.
In November, the number of traded securities totaled 70.7 million units, representing a decrease of 39.3 million units from the same period last year and 30.6 million units from the previous month. Meanwhile, the TOP-20 Index reached 50,931.7 points, increasing by 1,637.5 points year-on-year and 1,680.3 points month-on-month.

Published Date:2025-12-25