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2020年1-11月雲浮市經濟運行簡況

作者：admin 发布时间：2020-12-25

1-11月，全市經濟運行恢複修複走穩成效持續，投資、工業、房地産、財政收入、用電加快增長，進出口、消費、稅收降幅繼續收窄，金融基本保持穩定，物價漲幅回落。

工業增加值加快正增長。1-11月，全市規模以上工業增加值同比增長3.0%，增幅比1-10月提高1個百分點，比前三季度提高1.3個百分點。分經濟類型看，國有控股企業累計增加值同比增長0.2%，比前三季度提高2.4個百分點；外商及港澳台投資企業增加值下降0.4%，比前三季度收窄1.9個百分點。金屬智造、信息技術應用創新、氫能、生物醫藥四大工業産業集群增加值同比增長8.6%，拉動全市工業增加值增長1.8個百分點。

固定資産投資增幅回升，工業投資加快增長。1-11月，全市固定資産投資同比增長4.7%，增幅比1-10月提高1.6個百分點，比前三季度提升4.2個百分點。其中工業投資增長16.1%，比1-10月提高6.5個百分點，比前三季度提高12.2個百分點。從類別看，項目投資同比增長6.9%，增速比1-10月回升3.3個百分點，比1-9月加快4.2個百分點；房地産投資合計完成114.87億元，同比增長0.2%，增速比1-10月放緩1.8個百分點，比1-9月放緩4.8個百分點。從産業看，第一産業投資同比下降0.5%；第二産業投資同比增長16.1%；第三産業投資同比下降0.9%。

商品房銷售增長加快。1-11月，全市商品房銷售面積295.22萬平方米，同比增長19.1%，增幅比1-10月提高1.3個百分點，比前三季度提高4.5個百分點。商品房銷售額157.67億元，增長9.5%。

商品銷售持續恢複。1-11月，全市實現社會消費品零售總額305.98億元，同比下降7.3%，降幅比1-10月收窄1.1個百分點，比前三季度收窄1.9個百分點。城鎮下降7.8%，鄉村下降5.6%。限上行業中，中西藥品類增長21.6%，機電産品及設備類增長24.9%。

外貿進出口跌幅收窄。據海關統計，1-11月，全市外貿進出口總額100.7億元，同比下降0.4%，降幅比1-10月收窄1.8個百分點，比前三季度略收窄1.6個百分點。其中，出口58.8億元，增長2.2%，增速比1-10月提高0.8個百分點；進口41.9億元，下降3.9%，降幅比1-10月收窄2.8個百分點。

金融存貸款總體保持穩定。11月末，全市金融機構本外幣存款余額1366.09億元，增長6.2%，增幅比10月末提高1.1個百分點。本外幣貸款余額1057.81億元，增長20.8%，增幅比10月末放緩0.2個百分點。

居民消費價格持續回落。1-11月，全市居民消費價格指數（CPI）同比上漲3.8%，漲幅比1-10月回落0.7個百分點，比前三季度回落1.3個百分點。1-11月全市工業生産者出廠價格指數（PPI）同比下降1.0%，比1-10月低0.1個百分點，比前三季度低0.2個百分點。

財政收支雙增長。1-11月，全市一般公共預算收入完成53.68億元,增長7.4%，增幅比1-10月提高1.2個百分點，比前三季度提高3.8個百分點。其中，稅收收入下降5.4%；非稅收入增長29.6%。全市一般公共預算支出完成228.80億元，增長15.4%，增幅比1-10月提高0.9個百分點；其中，全市各類民生類投入同比增長21.3%。

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