AGP Executive Report
Last update: 29 minutes agoTrade: Bhutan–Bangladesh trade reached US$85 million in 2025, up from about US$70 million in 2023. Officials are working to cut customs costs and improve market access and transport links. Gelephu Investment: Aman Group, Patience Capital Group and GDL-Raven have joined forces on the Mindfulness City project, as the city moves to establish its own central bank with authority to hold crypto reserves. Jobs and Growth: Bhutan’s working-age population is expected to peak in 2031, the World Bank warns, leaving a narrow window to expand jobs and productivity before the country becomes an aged society by 2048. Prices: Annual inflation reached 5.58% in September, with non-food costs rising 6.34%. Tourism: Peak-season demand in Phuentsholing has pushed guide fees as high as Nu 6,000 a day, exposing gaps in booking and agency coordination.
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