世行下調東亞太平洋地區(qū)經濟增長預期

The developing East Asia and Pacific countries are projected to grow by 5 percent in 2022 amid a resurgence of COVID-19, tighter financial conditions and the Russia-Ukraine war, the World Bank said Monday.

世界銀行4月4日在最新的東亞和太平洋地區(qū)經濟形勢報告中預計，在新冠疫情、俄烏沖突、金融環(huán)境收緊的背景下，今年該地區(qū)發(fā)展中經濟體經濟將增長5%。

"Shocks emanating from the war in Ukraine and the sanctions on Russia are disrupting the supply of commodities, increasing financial stress, and dampening global growth," the World Bank's newly released East Asia and Pacific Economic Update read.
報告稱，俄烏沖突以及對俄制裁引發(fā)的沖擊正在擾亂大宗商品供應，加劇金融壓力，并抑制全球增長。

"Just as the economies of East Asia and the Pacific were recovering from the pandemic-induced shock, the war in Ukraine is weighing on growth momentum," said World Bank Vice President for East Asia and Pacific Manuela V. Ferro. "The region's largely strong fundamentals and sound policies should help it weather these storms."
世界銀行負責東亞和太平洋地區(qū)事務的副行長曼努埃拉•費羅說：“就在東亞和太平洋地區(qū)的經濟正從新冠疫情帶來的影響中復蘇之際，烏克蘭戰(zhàn)爭又開始拖累增長勢頭。該地區(qū)基本強勁的基本面和穩(wěn)健的政策，應該有助于它抵御這些風暴。”