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30/12/2025

 


Retail Sales Index, Q3 2025


In the third quarter, Q3 of 2025, retail sales recorded a decrease. The Department of Economic Planning and Statistics, Ministry of Finance and Economy in its press release shared that retail sales recorded a decrease of 2.3 per cent, compared to Q3 2024, with sales revenue decreasing. The decrease was mainly attributed to lower sales in several activities, namely department stores, supermarkets, and computer and telecommunications equipment. In terms of volume, retail sales activity also recorded a negative growth of 2.7 per cent compared to Q3 2024.


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Active Weather Conditions until 4 January 2026


Active weather conditions are expected until Sunday, 4th of January. Showers, occasionally heavy and thundery are expected to affect several areas of the country especially in the afternoon and at night, and potentially persist until early morning of the next day. The country is currently in the Northeast Monsoon season, which typically will persist until March 2026.


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Ensure the Country's Economy remains Strong


Shopping in the country can help local businesses increase their income and service quality to meet customer demand. It also provides job opportunities for the country's residents and citizens.


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Beyblade Tournament tests Individuals Agility


The end-of-year school holiday continues to be filled with beneficial activities through private initiatives by hardcore fans of modern top-spinning or popularly known as Beyblades. Recently, a Beyblade X open tournament was held in Kampung Panchor Mengkubau National Housing Scheme. The competition brought together participants from all ages. Although it was held on a small scale, the atmosphere was lively with the presence of participants who wanted to test their agility and strategy.


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Local Chocolate Products


Using local and international flavours as well as natural ingredients, Tropique Chocolatier is now known as a quality product for the domestic and foreign markets.


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Positive Developments in Online Business


Online businesses continue to record positive developments in Brunei Darussalam. This is in line with the advancement of digital technology and changing lifestyles of the community which is leaning towards cashless transactions and online purchases.


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Price Control Order


Market stall operators are required to display prices accurately and clearly in accordance with the Price Control (Display of Prices) Order to avoid misleading consumers. This requirement was highlighted to market stall operators at Pasar Tani Selayun and Pasar Jerudong during recent inspections by the Department of Economic Planning and Statistics through the Department of Consumer Affairs under the Ministry of Finance and Economy recently.


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Excise Order 2006


A Malaysian man was charged with an offence under Section 146(1)(d) of the Excise Order 2006 for possessing 102 cans of various types of alcoholic drinks without a valid permit.


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Miscellaneous Offences Act 2021


Two companies were fined by the Enforcement Unit, Tutong District Office for violating the Miscellaneous Offences Act 2021, Chapter 30.


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Temporary Half Lane Road Closure at Jalan Sultan Omar 'Ali Saifuddien Traffic Light/Jalan Bendahara (Lapau)


Part of the road at the Jalan Sultan Omar 'Ali Saifuddien Traffic Light or Jalan Bendahara (Lapau) will be temporarily closed for sensor loop cutting work.


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