-- 亚洲开发银行(亚行)周五晚间发布报告称,中东局势及其导致的油价上涨将抑制2026年亚太地区发展中国家的经济扩张。 亚行表示,受海湾冲突和持续的贸易不确定性影响,预计2026年和2027年亚洲发展中国家的经济增速将放缓至5.1%,低于此前5.4%的预期。 亚洲开发银行(亚行)负责对亚洲发展中国家进行经济预测,重点关注国内生产总值(GDP)增长和通胀前景。亚行的预测涵盖包括中国和印度在内的46个国家以及东盟全部10个成员国。 亚行指出:“能源价格上涨将推高生产成本和消费价格,而出口增长在经历了去年美国加征关税前的提前出口后将趋于正常化。强劲的国内需求——尤其是在南亚和东南亚发展中国家——将继续支撑经济增长。” 亚洲开发银行补充道,预计区域通胀率将从去年的3%上升至2026年的3%和2027年的3.4%。 亚洲开发银行表示,预计中国2026年和2027年的GDP增速将从2025年的5%降至4.6%和4.5%,“房地产市场持续疲软和出口增速放缓预计将对经济活动构成压力”。 亚洲开发银行是一家总部位于马尼拉的区域性银行,主要为基础设施和其他项目提供贷款。该行还补充道:“预计印度今年的经济增速将从去年的7.6%放缓至6.9%,然后在明年回升至7.3%,这主要得益于国内消费的韧性。”
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