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The World Bank Released Its June 2026 Global Economic Prospects Report, Adjusting South Asia's Projected Economic Growth Rate To Which Specific Percentage Amidst Manufacturing Recoveries?
Citing structural digital shifts, optimized supply networks, and expanding industrial outputs, the World Bank updated South Asia's real GDP expansion forecast to 5.9% for the fiscal cycle.
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