Is Bhutan heading for trouble?

With a large number of people going abroad for study and work, and the dropping fertility rate, many are beginning to worry that the nation with an ageing population will de-growth its economy.

Govt. raises bond to meet fiscal gap

To meet its growing fiscal deficit, the government had raised Nu 17.8 billion...

Bhutan to Set Up Silicon Chip and Graphite Battery Industries

Bhutan is exploring the possibility of setting up silicon chip and...

Bhutan to Join WTO

The government has approved the country’s accession to the World Trade...

Manufacturing sector’s focus to boost GDP growth

The manufacturing sector is back in focus as the government plans...

Boulder export falls to four-year low

Bhutan’s boulder export falls by about 35 percent in 2022 compared...

Pvt. sector needs conducive environment for development: ADB 

Years after identifying it as the engine of economic growth, Bhutan’s...

Imports rise to Nu 118 billion 

Bhutan’s import bill rose by about 32 percent to Nu 118.79...

Bhutan’s economy to slow down to 4.6 percent this year: ADB

The Asian Development Bank (ADB) has projected growth in Bhutan’s gross...

Private sector charts recovery plan

With the business sector losing more than Nu 125.81 billion (B)...

Govt. to grant investment allowance to businesses for economic growth

The government has decided to grant an “investment allowance” to any...

Remittance drops by more than 40 percent in 2022

With a dozen years spent in Australia, Namgay and her husband...

National revenue grows by 8.9 percent

The national revenue saw a growth of 8.9 percent with the...

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