Tensions between Russia and Ukraine will likely cause more uncertainties amid the already fragile global industrial and supply chains, exerting some pressure on China's economic growth, which is already facing "shrinking demand, supply shocks and weaker expectations", experts said on Monday.
Lawv kuj tau hais ntxiv tias ib puag ncig kev txhim kho kev thaj yeeb nyab xeeb yog ua raws li kev txaus siab ntawm txhua qhov kev lag luam hauv ntiaj teb, txawm hais tias muaj kev cuam tshuam ntawm Russia -Ukraine tensions rau Suav kev lag luam muaj kev txwv.
"The conflict has further pushed up the already persistently high-level energy and food prices and maritime transportation costs, and more importantly, it has changed people's expectations and confidence in global supply chains, adding uncertainties to world economic recovery," said Zhou Mi, a senior researcher at the Chinese Academy of International Trade and Economic Cooperation.
"For China, a country with huge trade volume each year, if the conflict lasts, rises in commodity prices will lead to higher risk of imported inflation, and Chinese enterprises will also have to pay more costs to cope with the impacted overseas infrastructure and global supply chains to trade or invest," Zhou said.
Nws kuj tau ceeb toom tias yog tias qhov kev tsis sib haum xeeb txuas ntxiv ntev dua li qhov xav tau lossis nce ntxiv, nws qhov kev ntxhov siab ntawm lub ntiaj teb lub zog thiab cov khoom siv khoom lag luam yuav dhau mus rau lwm qhov, uas ua rau muaj kev cuam tshuam tsis zoo rau sab nrauv rau Suav kev lag luam cuam tshuam los ntawm kev cuam tshuam ntawm cov khoom siv txawv teb chaws.
According to Tang Yao, an associate professor of economics at Peking University's Guanghua School of Management, Russia-Ukraine tensions will have a limited impact on the Chinese economy, despite Chinese corn and edible oil imports from Ukraine being expected to be affected.
Tsis tas li ntawd, Suav cov tub ceev xwm tau ceev faj txog qhov tsis paub tseeb thiab cov teeb meem hauv cheeb tsam sab nraud nyob rau xyoo tas los no, thiab tau ua tib zoo txo qis kev cia siab rau cov khoom siv hluav taws xob, hlau ore, cov khoom ua liaj ua teb thiab lwm yam khoom tseem ceeb los ntawm kev siv zog ntau, Tang tau hais.
Nws tau hais tias kev lag luam muag muag muag tseem yog qhov kev sib tw loj tshaj plaws rau Suav kev lag luam hauv kev txhawb nqa kev loj hlob, vim tias kev nqis peev yuav tsum tau los sai sai nrog ntau qhov kev tsim kho vaj tse ntawm txoj hauv kev thiab kev nqis peev hauv kev tsim khoom lag luam kuj tseem muaj zog.
Amid his worries about higher risks of energy and transportation price rises and disruptions to trade with Russia and related areas, Yin Jinshan, general manager of Hubei Kingshan Lighting, believes it is important to promote the internationalization of the renminbi to increase Chinese foreign trade enterprises' risk prevention capabilities.
Zhou, nrog CAITEC, tau hais tias Tuam Tshoj yuav tsum ua kom lub tsev ntawm dual - cov qauv kev loj hlob los txhim kho kev lag luam hauv tsev thiab nthuav tawm qhov muaj peev xwm loj hlob tshiab. Cov qauv kev txhim kho tshiab yuav siv lub lag luam hauv tsev ua lub hauv paus thaum cia kev lag luam hauv tsev thiab txawv teb chaws txhawb nqa ib leeg.
Bai Wenxi, tus kws tshaj lij nyiaj txiag ntawm IPG Tuam Tshoj, tau tawm tswv yim rau kev siv cov cuab yeej zoo dua xws li yav tom ntej thiab cov khoom lag luam pov hwm los pab cov lag luam tiv thaiv kev pheej hmoo sab nraud.
