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Brunei: Supply of vegetables, fruits sufficient to meet demand

A trip by the Bulletin to vegetable markets/stalls showed that aside from bananas, there is sufficient supply of vegetables/fruits in the country, and that it is business as usual for operators – despite the COVID-19 outbreak. Vegetable entrepreneur Haji Puasa bin Haji Barudin, 65, said the virus outbreak has not negatively impacted the sale of vegetables, rather […]

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Brunei records 3.9pc growth in Q4 2019

Brunei Darussalam’s economy in 2019 grew by 3.9 per cent which was attributed to the growth of both the Oil & Gas Sector and Non-Oil & Gas sector by 4.9 per cent and 2.5 per cent respectively. The overall growth was achieved after the gross domestic product (GDP) in the fourth quarter of 2019 (Q4 […]

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Brunei: Downstream activities boost December 2019 trade

Brunei Darussalam recorded the highest total trade since December 2012 after it recorded a value of BND2,571.3 million, an increase by 86.3 per cent from BND1,380.0 million during the same month last year. This takes into account exports of petroleum and gas products as an outcome of downstream activities. Meanwhile, for month-to-month changes, total trade […]

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Brunei: COVID-19 affects local hotel industry

The coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak has affected the local hotel industry, resulting in a loss of revenue amounting to BND530,480.58 and about 4,174 room cancellations from December 14, 2019 to March 31, 2020. These statistics were shared by President of the Brunei Association of Hotels (BAH) Mohd Iswandi bin Maaruf, who added that the cancellations – […]

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