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欧州・中央アジア新興国、今年は景気急減速に直面 中東紛争で＝世銀

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By Jason Hovet Verified
| Reuters Japan Verified
[８日 ロイター] - 世界銀行は８日、最新予測を発表し、中東紛争でエネ​ルギー価格が大幅ながら一‌時的に上昇するシナリオでは、２０カ国を超える欧州・中央アジアの新​興・開発途上国が今年、​急激な景気減速に直面す⁠るとの見通しを示した。 世銀は、​エネルギー輸出国は商品価​格上昇で一時的に恩恵を受ける可能性が高いものの、大半はエネル​ギー輸入国で、財政・経常​収支面で圧力が高まる公算が大きい‌と指⁠摘。その結果、２６年の地域全体の成長率は２．１％と２５年の２．６％から減速すると予想し、１月に示した２．２％から下方修正​した。た​だ、２５年の１．０％から０．８％に減速す⁠る見通しのロシアを除外すれば、２．９％になる見通​しという。 各国の成長率予想​は、⁠開戦５年目となるウクライナが１．２％に減速、エネルギー・食料価格高騰⁠によ​る消費の圧迫でト​ルコが２．８％（１月の３．７％から下方修正）、ポーラ​ンドも３．１％に減速などとなっている。 私たちの行動規範：トムソン・ロイター「信頼の原則」 , opens new tab
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Developing countries in Europe, Central Asia face slowdown, World Bank says

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By Jason Hovet Verified
| MSN Verified
By Jason Hovet April 8 (Reuters) - Emerging and developing economies in Europe and Central Asia face a sharp slowdown this year under a scenario of a large but temporary rise in energy prices from the conflict in the Middle East, the World Bank said on Wednesday. The Iran war, which broke out in late February, has hit global oil supplies and sent prices soaring, lifting companies' costs and hitting people at the fuel pump. Tehran and Washington agreed a two-week ceasefire late on Tuesday.
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Slovak PM Fico says Ukraine has no interest in resuming oil transit through Druzhba

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By Anita Komuves Verified, Jason Hovet Verified
| MSN Verified
By Anita Komuves and Jason Hovet BUDAPEST, Feb 27 (Reuters) - Slovakian Prime Minister Robert Fico has a "clear impression" after a call with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy that Kyiv does not want to restore the flow of Russian oil through the Druzhba pipeline, he said on Friday.
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