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Bhutan’s foreign currency reserve decreasing steadily

June 24, 2016
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Bhutan’s foreign currency reserve decreasing steadilyFrom September last year till date, Bhutan’s foreign currency reserve, including Indian rupee, has been averaging more than US$ 1 B which roughly translates to Nu 68 B.

Although reserves stood over comfortable levels, it has been decreasing steadily.

The economy’s dollar reserve today settled at US$ 784 M.

In September last year, it was recorded at US$ 833 M.

Besides, Indian rupee decreased from Rs 20 B to Rs 16 B in the same period.

 

 

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