The developing East Asia and Pacific countries are projected to grow by 5 percent in 2022 amid a resurgence of COVID-19, tighter financial conditions and the Russia-Ukraine war, the World Bank said Monday.

世界银行4月4日在最新的东亚和太平洋地区经济形势报告中预计，在新冠疫情、俄乌冲突、金融环境收紧的背景下，今年该地区发展中经济体经济将增长5%。

"Shocks emanating from the war in Ukraine and the sanctions on Russia are disrupting the supply of commodities, increasing financial stress, and dampening global growth," the World Bank's newly released East Asia and Pacific Economic Update read.
报告称，俄乌冲突以及对俄制裁引发的冲击正在扰乱大宗商品供应，加剧金融压力，并抑制全球增长。

"Just as the economies of East Asia and the Pacific were recovering from the pandemic-induced shock, the war in Ukraine is weighing on growth momentum," said World Bank Vice President for East Asia and Pacific Manuela V. Ferro. "The region's largely strong fundamentals and sound policies should help it weather these storms."
世界银行负责东亚和太平洋地区事务的副行长曼努埃拉•费罗说：“就在东亚和太平洋地区的经济正从新冠疫情带来的影响中复苏之际，乌克兰战争又开始拖累增长势头。该地区基本强劲的基本面和稳健的政策，应该有助于它抵御这些风暴。”