Economic parameters before and after regime changes: What IMF data shows about South Asia
While some indicators have improved, the data shows that economic recovery has been uneven across the South Asia region.
After major political shifts in South Asia, economic indicators initially declined but have since shown signs of steady improvement, though not yet fully recovered. Data from the IMF and WTO reveals GDP growth, inflation, and trade figures in Pakistan, Bangladesh, Nepal, Sri Lanka, and the Maldives. Notable transitions include Imran Khan's removal as Pakistan's prime minister in April 2022, Sheikh Hasina's ouster in Bangladesh in August 2024, and political changes in Nepal, Sri Lanka, and the Maldives.
While improvements in certain indicators are evident, the data indicates an uneven recovery across the region.
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