China’s August CPI Dips 0.4%, Signals Economic Shifts
China’s consumer prices fell 0.4% in August, reflecting shifting economic dynamics. Analysts weigh in on implications for Asia’s markets and policy responses.
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China’s inflation eased in February as CPI dropped 0.7% year-on-year, driven by seasonal factors and stabilizing policies.