Economy

Billions of ngultrum in unresolved audit irregularities continue to burden the system. The Public Accounts Committee highlighted the issue during...

Bhutan is using its first international travel mart to attract more high-value tourists and create new business opportunities for the...

The government is exploring ways to reduce lending rates and make credit more affordable for borrowers. Although the Royal Monetary...

As the fund for the Concessional Education Loan Scheme almost runs out within the first year of its launch, the...

Despite early challenges and public concerns, the finance ministry says the Goods and Services Tax, or GST, system is on...

As the National Council deliberated on the Goods and Services Tax (Amendment) Bill 2026 today, members raised two questions. They...

Bhutan’s economy grew by almost six per cent in the first quarter of 2026. But beneath this headline number lies...

Following the adoption of Goods and Services Tax (Amendment) Bill 2026 in the National Assembly last week, the finance minister...

Rising fuel prices are driving more Bhutanese to consider electric vehicles, with dealers reporting a sharp increase in inquiries and,...

As fuel subsidy expenditure exceeds the allocated budget, the Royal Audit Authority has recommended that the government undertake an immediate...