อินโด ไทย มาเลเซีย ฟิลลิปปินส์ ลงทุนด้านคมนาคมการขนส่งหนัก รวม $300billion est. -Road $128bil. -Rail $119bil. -Port $33bil. -Airport $16bil. แต่ซวยที่ ดอกเบี้ยมันจะสูงขึ้นจากการที่FEDลดQE Indonesia, Thailand, Malaysia and the Philippines require $128 billion of investment in roads, $119 billion for rail, $33 billion in ports and $16 billion for airports through 2020, Goldman Sachs Group Inc. estimates. That just got harder as the prospect of reduced Federal Reserve monetary stimulus pushes up borrowing costs. At the same time, their government bond yields have surged since May as concern the Fed could taper cash injections sparked outflows of foreign capital. “The region has to improve infrastructure, including transport links, to sustain higher growth rates The four nations plan about $1 trillion in development spending, partly to improve goods transport performance that declined in all except the Philippines since 2007, based on World Bank rankings. The expenditure is needed to keep up a pace of expansion that averaged more than 6 percent in 2012, closing in on China and beating India for the first time in a decade
Posted on: Wed, 07 Aug 2013 01:24:24 +0000
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