
China’s Inflation Dips Slightly as CPI Falls 0.1% in May
China’s CPI dipped 0.1% in May, signaling cautious consumer demand. Analysts weigh in on economic resilience amid global uncertainties.
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China’s CPI dipped 0.1% in May, signaling cautious consumer demand. Analysts weigh in on economic resilience amid global uncertainties.
China’s Caixin Manufacturing PMI fell to 48.3 in May, signaling contraction amid weak demand and supply chain pressures. Analysts weigh in on economic resilience.
China’s May manufacturing PMI rises to 49.5, reflecting improved production and business expectations, per official data. Sector shows gradual recovery signs.
China’s April 2025 economic data reveals steady growth in industrial output and retail sales, with officials highlighting resilience amid global challenges.
China’s foreign trade grew 5.6% in April driven by 9.3% export growth, signaling economic resilience amid shifting global demand patterns.
China issues 14.9% more trade certificates in Q1 2024, with RCEP-related documents surging 27% as businesses leverage regional partnerships amid global challenges.
China’s inflation eased in February as CPI dropped 0.7% year-on-year, driven by seasonal factors and stabilizing policies.