RMA freezes Ngultrum withdrawals for demonetised INR notes

Currency: The Central Bank has informed all banks in the country to freeze, until further notice, withdrawals of Ngultrums in exchange for demonetised INR notes of 500 and 1,000 denomination by Bhutanese individuals and companies, Kuensel has learnt.

Lack of policy obstructs banks from financing start ups

Finance: The lack of a policy or regulation in financing...

Bhutan slips in ease of doing business ranking

Business: Bhutan has slipped two places in the “ease of...

RMA approves agent banking

…this will materialise from November 4

Banking: The banks...

Apple production falling

Attributed to urbanisation

Exports: More than half of the apples produced...

An unwelcome credit growth

Economy: While the country’s credit market is concentrated in housing...

External debt at 139B

An increase by about 43B compared with 2012-13 year

Debt: The...

177 companies participating in SAARC trade fair

Trade: To enhance intra-regional trade and investment among SAARC countries,...

Apples fetching record prices this season 

Agriculture: Apple prices have soared to a record high of...

Inflation at 2.87 percent

Inflation: The price of goods and services increased by 2.87...

Bhutan seeks more economic cooperation with Thailand

Trade: Bhutan wants to increase bilateral cooperation in trade and...

Bhutan-Thailand trade talks begin today

Trade: A high-level trade delegation from Thailand will be in...

Market capitalisation increases to almost Nu 24B

Stock exchange: Price fluctuations, bonus issues and off-market transactions of...

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