In May 2021, Japanese brokerage Nomura cut its GDP growth estimate for the current 2021-22 fiscal to how much per cent from the earlier 12.6%?

In May 2021, Japanese brokerage Nomura cut its GDP growth estimate fo

1.	In May 2021, Japanese brokerage Nomura cut its GDP growth estimate for the current 2021-22 fiscal to how much per cent from the earlier 12.6%?
A.	11.6
B.	11.4
C.	10.8
D.	10.2
E.	9.6
Answer» D. 10.2

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In May 2021, Japanese brokerage Nomura cut its GDP growth estimate for the current 2021-22 fiscal to how much per cent from the earlier 12.6%?

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