BEIJING (Reuters) -Deflationary pressures persisted in China, with both consumer and producer prices falling in September, supporting the case for more policy measures as a prolonged property market ...

China’s downward price pressures eased slightly in September, but not quite as much as expected, as Beijing ramps up efforts to curb excess capacity and bolster domestic demand. Data showing continued ...

China’s deflationary pressures persisted in August, with a gauge of consumer prices slipping back into contraction as an uncertain growth outlook dents sentiment. The country’s consumer-price index ...

China’s consumer prices slipped back into decline in August, highlighting persistent deflationary pressures, while a narrower drop in factory-gate prices suggested Beijing’s “anti-involution” campaign ...

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China's consumer price inflation rose 0.8% year-on-year in December, up from 0.7%, the highest level since February 2023. As in November, the acceleration in inflation remains primarily attributable ...

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China's deflationary pressures are likely to remain subdued in December, according to Nomura analysts in a research note. Nomura expects the nation's consumer price index to edge up 0.7% on year for ...

China's deflationary pressures persisted in August, with a gauge of consumer prices slipping back into contraction as an uncertain growth outlook dents sentiment. The country's consumer-price index ...