The World Bank’s latest forecast carries a tone of restrained alarm. South Asia — a region that once symbolized post-pandemic economic resilience — may soon find its momentum halted. The Bank now projects South Asia’s growth to slow from 6.4% to 5.8% in 2026, attributing the dip primarily to a surge in US tariffs and the cascading effects of Washington’s revived […]The post Trump’s tariffs throw South Asia under the globalization bus appeared first on Asia Times.