AGP Executive Report
Last update: a minute agoBhutan–India Finance: India released the fifth tranche of its Economic Stimulus Programme to Bhutan—INR 250 crore (Nu 2.5 billion)—bringing total support to INR 1,250 crore out of INR 1,500 crore, aimed at post-pandemic recovery, jobs, and key sectors. GST Relief: Bhutan’s National Assembly passed the GST Amendment Bill 2026, expanding GST exemptions from 9 to 31 essential items to ease cost of living, including major categories of edible cooking oils and motorized wheelchairs. Digital Push: Bhutan’s State of the Nation Report says the digital economy is already creating jobs (about 1,230) and adding Nu 500 million in annual ICT income, with progress on the National Digital Identity system. Capital Market Watch: RSEB data shows Bhutan’s capital market is gradually maturing after a March surge, with trading and turnover moderating in April and May while investor participation grows via mobile trading. Co-op Reforms (Regional): India’s Ministry of Cooperation mapped the next phase of cooperative reforms, stressing technology adoption and professional management—an approach Bhutan businesses may watch as regional models evolve.
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