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经合组织预测2025年世界经济增长3.2%
Shang Wu Bu Wang Zhan· 2025-09-25 17:47
智利《三点钟报》9月23日报道,根据经合组织发布的《2025年9月中期经济展 望》,预计今年全球经济将增长3.2%,比6月的报告高出0.3个百分点,略低于2024年的 3.3%;预计2026年经济增长率为2.9%。报告称,2025年上半年全球经济增长表现强于 预期,尤其是在许多新兴市场。美国对其贸易伙伴征收关税的全面影响尚未完全显 现,自5月以来,美国对几乎所有国家的进口产品征收的关税均有所提高,8月底的实 际税率达到19.5%,为上世纪30年代中期以来的最高水平。 (原标题:经合组织预测2025年世界经济增长3.2%) 报告预计2025年美国的经济增长率为1.8%,较去年下降一个百分点,预计2026年 经济增长率为1.5%。与此同时,由于贸易摩擦和地缘政治不确定性加剧,欧元区经济 增长预计将经历较小但稳定的放缓,从2025年的1.2%降至2026年的1.1%,但公共投资 增加和信贷条件更为有利将抵消部分影响。 ...
专访惠誉首席经济学家:专家称美经济增速放缓至爬行速度,专家称美联储年中降息概率不大
Sou Hu Cai Jing· 2025-04-30 09:12
Core Viewpoint - Fitch Ratings has significantly downgraded its global economic growth forecast by 0.4 percentage points, predicting that global growth will fall below 2% this year, marking the weakest growth rate since 2009 when excluding pandemic effects [1] Economic Outlook - The U.S. economy is expected to slow down to a year-on-year growth rate of below 0.5% by the fourth quarter of this year, described as crawling speed rather than recession [1] - The potential for the U.S. economy to slip into recession is heightened due to weak growth, which could be exacerbated by additional negative shocks [1] Trade and Tariff Impacts - Tariffs are anticipated to further restrict the supply of goods in the U.S., with a significant rise in core consumer prices expected over the next 12 months [1] - The uncertainty surrounding tariffs, combined with inflation and rising inflation expectations, diminishes the likelihood of an emergency rate cut by the Federal Reserve in the short term [1] Trade Balance Perspectives - The insistence of the Trump administration on achieving trade balance with various countries is viewed as "very strange" and impractical, as trade surpluses will persist regardless of U.S. policies [1] - China is perceived to have sufficient resilience to cope with Trump's tariff policies, maintaining substantial export volumes to Europe, the U.S., and other emerging markets [1] - Compared to countries like Canada, Mexico, and Vietnam, China's exposure to U.S. tariff risks is considered relatively low [1]