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The National Assembly's budget talks stall over a fiscal deficit disagreement, weighing fiscal responsibility against economic growth in Bhutan.

Bhutan's finance ministry revises 2026 growth forecast to 6.31%, citing global fuel shocks and hydropower delays. Government spending remains a key stabilizer.

The RAA warns that Bhutan's fuel subsidy scheme is nearing its fiscal limit, urging a shift towards targeted support for essential sectors to ensure economic...

Bhutan resumes its WTO accession process after 17 years, aiming for deeper global economic integration and post-LDC transition.

Bhutan faces a paradox: strong banks but struggling borrowers, with high lending rates limiting economic growth. Explore the challenges and potential solutions.

Bhutan's National Assembly passes a significant GST Amendment Bill, expanding tax exemptions for essential goods and social welfare items, promoting economic inclusivity.

Bhutan and Singapore's new tax agreement marks a significant step in strengthening economic ties, reducing tax burdens, and promoting investment in Bhutan.

Bhutan resumes its WTO accession, learning from the Global South to navigate challenges in today's complex global trade environment.

Bhutan's National Assembly expands GST exemptions to include essential goods and welfare items, reflecting a commitment to economic inclusivity.

As fuel prices soar, Bhutan sees a surge in electric vehicle demand. However, affordability and charging infrastructure gaps remain significant challenges.

High NPLs and weak financing systems hinder Bhutan's agriculture growth. Strategic reforms and investments offer a promising outlook for the sector.