<h1>Opposition challenges April-June 2025 GDP figures, alleges export front-loading to evade new US tariffs; demands reconciliation</h1> An opposition party challenged the government's April-June 2025 GDP figures, alleging unexplained discrepancies between reported growth and its stated determinants (consumption, investment, trade) and asserting the surge reflects front-loaded exports undertaken to evade newly imposed US tariffs. The party contends nominal growth is subdued and sectoral consumption remains weak, warning that tariff impacts will materialize in subsequent quarters. The dispute raises potential legal and administrative issues: the need for transparent statistical reconciliation, possible regulatory scrutiny of export practices in response to foreign tariffs, and political accountability for economic reporting.