Beyond internal market sluggishness, the economy remains vulnerable to the rising volatility of global logistics. Exorbitant fuel prices and increased shipping costs are eroding profit margins, complicating the government's ability to maintain a stable fiscal trajectory. These external pressures force a reliance on costly imports, which currently drain local capital.
Local economic observers suggest that navigating this period of instability will demand precise policy adjustments. Without a shift toward more resilient infrastructure or diversified trade strategies, the nation risks prolonged stagnation. The IMF report serves as a warning that current economic frameworks may prove insufficient to buffer against these compounding regional and global headwinds.
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