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Pakistan’s Economic Stability, Growth and Recession Risks

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Pakistan’s Economic Stability, Growth and Recession Risks

The World Bank says Pakistan should shift its focus from economic stability to growth, but concerns remain over IMF-led reforms, the impact of the Middle East crisis, and the risk of recession.

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