The World Bank has said that Pakistan’s economy is slowing down, as it faces yet another macroeconomic crisis due to high deficits and low foreign reserves. In the latest edition of its report titled “South Asia Focus: Making (De)centralisation Work”, that was released on 13th October 2019, the Bank noted that with an IMF extended fund facility-supported stabilisation programme in place, the country’s economic growth was expected to remain low…

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