National debt declines by 4B as domestic debt shrinks
October 27th, 2023
Bhutan’s national debt decreased by about Nu 4 billion or 1.5 percent as of September from June this year.
This is according to the finance ministry’s latest report, calling the national debt a moderate stress.
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