经济学家预测:受全球油价冲击影响,柬埔寨2026年GDP增长或放缓至3%左右

分类经济
事件时间2026年预期
地点柬埔寨
来源CIR
发布时间2026/04/17 14:46
详情描述
在柬埔寨国际商会(IBC)举办的“五位经济学家走进房间”研讨会上,多位专家对柬埔寨2026年的经济前景进行了分析。受中东地缘政治引发的全球油价冲击影响,柬埔寨2026年的GDP增长预期已从原先的5%以上下调至3%左右。
与会专家指出,当前全球能源成本上升,预计将对柬埔寨的通胀水平、商业活动及家庭消费产生负面影响。针对这一趋势,专家建议政府采取平抑冲击、精准扶持及应对潜在短缺的策略。
此次研讨会汇集了来自多边机构、研究机构及私营部门的五位经济学家,包括柬埔寨皇家科学院中国研究所所长兼CamEd商学院经济学教授Sereyvath Ky、亚洲开发银行驻柬埔寨国家经济学家Milan Thomas、柬埔寨发展资源研究所(CDRI)发展经济学与贸易中心主任Dina Chhorn、世界银行高级经济学家Faya Hayati以及Stephen Higgins。专家们通过多维度视角,共同探讨了柬埔寨在当前全球经济环境下的发展轨迹。
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在柬埔寨国际商会(IBC)举办的经济研讨会上,多位专家指出,受中东地缘政治引发的全球油价冲击影响,柬埔寨2026年的GDP增长预期已从原先的5%以上下调至3%左右。专家警告,能源成本上升将加剧通胀压力,并对商业活动及家庭消费产生负面影响,建议政府采取平抑冲击、精准扶持及应对潜在短缺的策略。
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[来源: CIR] [分类提示: NEWS]
标题: Economists Say “Smooth The Shock, Target The Pain, and Address Potential Shortages” as 2026 GDP Forecast To ~3% Amid Global Oil Shock
Cambodia Investment Review
Cambodia’s economic outlook for 2026 could moderate toward 3% GDP growth under current conditions, according to economists speaking at the International Business Chamber Cambodia (IBC) luncheon titled “Five Economists Walk Into a Room. The discussion brought together leading economists from multilateral institutions, research bodies, and the private sector to examine Cambodia’s economic trajectory, with a particular focus on the emerging impact of a global oil shock driven by geopolitical tensions in the Middle East.
Panelists indicated that while earlier forecasts had pointed to growth above 5%, current trends suggest downside risks are increasing, with rising energy costs expected to weigh on inflation, business activity, and household consumption in the months ahead.
The session featured five economists representing a range of perspectives across institutions and sectors:
H.E. Dr. Sereyvath Ky, Director General of the Institute of China Studies at the Royal Academy of Cambodia and Professor in Economics at CamEd Business School
Milan Thomas, Country Economist at the Asian Development Bank in Cambodia
Dina Chhorn, Centre Director of Development Economics and Trade at the Cambodia Development Resource Institute (CDRI)
Faya Hayati, Senior Economist at the World Bank
Stephen Higgins, Founder and Managing Partne