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15 October 2026

Economic recovery slow but no mirage - Infometrics

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Economic recovery slow but no mirage - Infometrics

The latest forecasts from the economic consultancy point to growth picking up pace next year to 2. 2 percent, from the current 1. 7 percent.

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