
China’s Inflation Turns Positive as Consumer Prices Edge Up 0.1% in June
China’s CPI rises 0.1% in June, marking first increase in five months as PPI decline widens to 3.6%, signaling mixed economic recovery trends.
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China’s CPI rises 0.1% in June, marking first increase in five months as PPI decline widens to 3.6%, signaling mixed economic recovery trends.
China’s consumer prices show modest 0.1% annual growth in June, signaling stable economic rebalancing with implications for global markets and policy.
U.S. stocks closed lower as investors weighed softer inflation data and progress in China-U.S. trade talks. Sector performance varied, with energy stocks gaining.
China’s May CPI slips 0.1% amid weak consumer demand, while PPI decline accelerates to 2.8%, signaling industrial deflation pressures.
China’s consumer inflation shows signs of recovery in April, while producer prices face deepening declines, signaling mixed economic trends.
China’s CPI decline narrows to 0.1% in March as consumption-boosting policies show early effectiveness, with core inflation rebounding to 0.5% growth.