Myanmar Growth Forecast Cut by World Bank on Fuel Shock


“Recent shocks continue to expose deep structural vulnerabilities, and without sustained improvements in the operating environment, recovery is likely to remain fragile,” Melinda Good, the World Bank’s division director for Thailand and Myanmar, said in a statement accompanying the report. 



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