China's Inflation Slows in September, Highlighting Need for Stronger Economic Stimulus
Chinas consumer inflation unexpectedly slowed in September, as weak private spending and persistent economic challenges weighed on domestic demand. The decline in producer prices also worsened, reinforcing the need
In September, China saw an unexpected decline in consumer inflation, while deflation among producers intensified. This puts ...
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Consumer prices rose marginally in September and producer prices fell sharply, stoking demand for government stimulus to ...
On a monthly basis, China’s CPI stayed flat in September, compared with a 0.4% rise in August. China’s core inflation, excluding volatile food and energy prices, was 0.1% in S ...
China's consumer price index grows by 0.4 per cent year on year in September, while the producer price index slips by 2.8 per cent China's monetary policy easing did not spike inflation last month, ...
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