Despite a turbulent start characterized by uncertainty about government spending priorities amid rising debt pressures, and revenue constraints, the economy showed some resilience. Endurance was demonstrated in three consecutive quarters of economic growth supported by various improvements in manufacturing, mining and trade output. Economists say implementation in some structural reforms is taking effect and improvements in the economic trajectory are notable.
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