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亞洲開發銀行預測,東南亞發展中國家將在2026年和2027年維持穩定成長。

-- 亞洲開發銀行(亞銀)週一發布的報告顯示,受強勁的內需支撐,東南亞發展中國家今年可望維持穩定的經濟成長。 該次區域經濟預計在2026年成長4.7%,2027年將成長4.8%,但各經濟體的成長趨勢將有顯著差異。 印尼的成長前景預計將因強勁的內需而增強,而緬甸預計將在2025年從萎縮中反彈,重建活動將支撐經濟復甦。 相較之下,由於全球貿易環境疲軟和出口動能減弱,馬來西亞、泰國和越南的成長預計將放緩,但技術相關出口可能會提供一定支撐。 同時,菲律賓預計將保持低迷,柬埔寨2026年的成長可能會放緩,然後在2027年隨著旅遊業的復甦而回升,而東帝汶預計將保持穩定,之後加速成長。 報告預測,受國內需求強勁以及食品和能源成本上漲的推動,東南亞發展中國家的通膨率將從2025年的2.3%上升至2026年的3.2%。由於油價上漲和國內經濟調整,預計大多數經濟體的價格壓力將加劇,尤其是在印尼、菲律賓、馬來西亞、泰國和越南。 報告顯示,隨著全球大宗商品價格趨於穩定,預計2027年通膨率將回落至2.8%。其中,緬甸由於交通狀況改善、貨幣走強以及農業產量提高,預計價格壓力將有所緩解。

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