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2017年1-8月廣東省經濟運行簡況

作者：admin 发布时间：2017-09-18

2017年1-8月，廣東經濟運行保持基本穩定。與上月相比，固定資産投資、社會消費品零售總額增幅持平，規模以上工業增加值、進出口、財政收支增幅回落。與上年同期相比，規模以上工業增加值、固定資産投資、社會消費品零售總額和進出口增幅均有所加快。

工業生産增速回落。1-8月，規模以上工業實現增加值21797.69億元，同比增長6.7%，增幅比1-7月回落0.2個百分點，同比提高0.1個百分點。其中：國有及國有控股企業、民營工業企業、外商及港澳台投資企業增長1.6%、11.6%和3.1%。1-7月，規模以上工業實現主營業務收入同比增長13.0%，實現利潤總額增長15.3%。

固定資産投資增幅持平。1-8月，完成固定資産投資21664.34億元，同比增長14.8%，增幅與1-7月持平，同比提高1.4個百分點。其中，基礎設施投資增長28.0%，增幅同比提高22.4個百分點；工業投資增長11.1%；房地産開發投資增長18.2%。

社會消費品零售總額增幅持平。1-8月，實現社會消費品零售總額24801.32億元，同比增長10.4%，增幅與上月持平，同比提高0.4個百分點。其中，城鎮市場增長10.3%，農村市場增長10.8%。

進出口增幅回落。1-8月，進出口總額42877.9億元，同比增長11.2%，增幅比1-7月回落1.8個百分點，同比提高12.2個百分點。其中：出口額26803.8億元，增長10.0%；進口額16074.2億元，增長13.1%。

財政收支增幅回落。1-8月，完成一般公共預算收入7620.77億元，同比增長10.8%，連續27個月保持兩位數增長，但增幅比1-7月回落1.2個百分點，同比回落4.7個百分點；其中，稅收同比增長13.2%，占地方一般公共預算收入的80.4%。完成一般公共預算支出9482.41億元，同比增長27.1%，增幅比1-7月回落1.5個百分點，同比提高17.6個百分點；其中，財政預算中的八項支出同比增長27.8%。

金融機構存貸款增幅回落。8月末，全省金融機構本外幣存款余額18.87萬億元，同比增長7.7%，增幅比7月末回落0.5個百分點；金融機構本外幣貸款余額12.15萬億元，增長14.0%，增幅比7月末回落0.5個百分點。

CPI漲幅平穩，PPI、IPI漲幅繼續回落。1-8月，居民消費價格指數（CPI）累計上漲1.4%，漲幅與上月持平，同比回落0.9個百分點。工業生産者出廠價格指數（PPI）累計上漲3.6%，漲幅比上月回落0.1個百分點；工業生産者購進價格指數（IPI）累計上漲5.7%，漲幅比上月回落0.1個百分點。

貨運量增幅平穩。1-8月，貨運量增長8.2%，增幅與1-7月持平，同比提高2.7個百分點；客運量增長5.3%，增幅比1-7月回落0.1個百分點，同比提高0.8個百分點；主要港口貨物吞吐量增長8.7%，增幅比1-7月提高0.4個百分點，同比提高4.4個百分點。

全社會用電量增幅回升。1-8月，全社會用電量增長5.1%，增幅比1-7月提高1.2個百分點，同比提高0.2個百分點。其中：工業用電量增長6.2%，增幅比1-7月提高0.9個百分點，同比提高3.3個百分點。????

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