Consumer prices rise amid Covid-19

Consumer prices rose sharply from March to May in the wake of the Covid-19 pandemic, according to the Consumer Price Index (CPI) published recently by the National Statistics Bureau (NSB).    

What would the 21st Century Economic Roadmap be like?

The national taskforce on the 21st Century Economic Roadmap is working...

Budget targets 2 percent GDP growth

Taking into consideration the impact of the Covid-19 pandemic on the...

Domestic revenue to fall by 14 percent

The domestic revenue for fiscal year 2020-21 is estimated at Nu...

Budget increases by 14 percent amid fall in domestic revenue

The annual budget for the fiscal year (FY) 2020-21 has reversed...

Local economy bounces back in Phuentsholing

There is normalcy returning to Phuentsholing, the busiest commercial hub in...

Meat import increases by 10 percent

The import of meat increased to more than 12,102 metric tons...

Nu 27B trade deficit last year, lowest in five years

Bhutan’s trade deficit last year stood at Nu 27 billion (B),...

Covid-19 takes economy back to square one

The economy is having its worst year in the recent history...

E-commerce picks up, as Covid-19 discourage outing

You name it— foods, clothes, books, drink and online fitness classes—global...

Fuel prices continue to drop

Fuel prices have dipped to almost a decade low owing to...

BIT and CIT deadline deferred to June 30

Business Income Tax (BIT) and Corporate Income Tax (CIT) filing for...

COVID-19: Immediate need to keep tourism employees economically engaged

The two-week tourist ban due to the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) scare,...

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