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根據聯合國報告，印度經濟預計在 2026 年增長 6.4%，在 2027 年增長 6.6%。報告指出，2025 年南亞和西南亞的增長率為 5.4%，這得益於印度的強勁表現，預計在 2025 年達到 7.4%。推動這一增長的因素包括強勁的農村消費和減税。然而，由於新關税導致對美國的出口下降 25%，經濟活動在 2025 年底放緩。預計 2026 年的通貨膨脹率為 4.4%，2027 年為 4.3%，外商直接投資流入在地緣政治緊張局勢中下降

India's economy projected to grow at 6.4% in 2026, 6.6% in 2027: UN report

- 根據聯合國報告，印度今年預期增長 6.4%。  
- 2025 年，印度經濟增長率達 7.4%，主要受強勁消費驅動。  
- 報告警示，2026 年美國對匯款徵税將對印度造成損失。

聯合國報告指出，印度經濟預計將在 2026 年增長 6.4%，並在 2027 年增長 6.6%