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رياح الصراعات وتقلبات المناخ.. هل يعود التضخم ليهدد أسواق أفريقيا؟

By الجزيرة - اقتصاد · 14 hours ago · 1 min read الجزيرة - اقتصاد ↗

ملخص الخبر

توقع البنك الدولي ارتفاع وسيط معدلات التضخم في دول أفريقيا جنوب الصحراء إلى 5.5% عام 2026.
تعد التوترات الجيوسياسية وظاهرة النينو من العوامل التي قد ترفع أسعار السلع الأساسية وتفاقم انعدام الأمن الغذائي.
يواجه نصف دول المنطقة خطر المديونية الحرجة، بينما يحد ارتفاع كلفة خدمة الديون من الإنفاق على الصحة والتعليم.
رفع البنك توقعاته لنمو اقتصادات المنطقة إلى 4.3% هذا العام رغم عدم كفايته لخفض الفقر المدقع بشكل ملموس.

ملخص كتبه الذكاء الاصطناعي من نص الخبر في مصدره.

توقع البنك الدولي ارتفاع التضخم في أفريقيا جنوب الصحراء إلى 5.5% في عام 2026 بسبب أزمات الوقود والغذاء، مع نمو اقتصادي متوقع بنسبة 4.3%، وسط تحديات الديون وتغير المناخ.

المصدر: الجزيرة – اقتصاد

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