The World Bank (WB) has reduced Pakistan’s GDP growth forecast for the current fiscal year to 3.4 percent as the government refocuses on reducing external pressures and addressing long-standing fiscal concerns.
The World Bank released its twice-yearly study, South Asia Economic Focus Shifting Gears: Digitization and Services-Led Development, ahead of the Bank’s and the International Monetary Fund’s annual meetings (IMF).

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