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World Bank Data Signals Shifting Global Economic Momentum

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New World Bank data released on February 3 suggests broader shifts in global economic momentum following recent factory activity reports across major economies. Analysts said manufacturing output has shown signs of ilization after months of slowdown, though regional performance remains uneven.

Emerging markets displayed cautious improvement while several advanced economies continued to face weak demand and tight financial conditions. The World Bank warned that geopolitical tensions and high borrowing costs could still weigh on growth prospects in 2026.

Policymakers were urged to balance inflation control with measures that support investment and job creation as the global economy navigates ongoing uncertainty.

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