09.07.2026, 14:44

Asian Development Bank holds growth forecasts for Central Asia, cuts Armenia outlook

ASTANA. July 9 (Interfax-Kazakhstan) - The Asian Development Bank maintained its economic growth forecasts for most Central Asian and Caucasus nations in its July outlook released Thursday, while lowering projections for Armenia and the broader region due to trade disruptions and Middle East instability.

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