Business leaders question IMF's 3.2% growth projection despite easing inflation
Growing stress on key economic indicators has intensified doubts about achieving the official growth target for the current fiscal year, as exports, investment and agriculture continue to struggle despite some improvement in macroeconomic conditions.
While inflation has shown a notable decline and external accounts appear relatively stable for now, the real economy is yet to show signs of a broad-based recovery.
These concerns have been raised by business leaders, who believe that the 3.2% growth projection set by the International Monetary Fund (IMF) may be difficult
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