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Consumer prices on the Chinese mainland rose 0.8% year-on-year in December 2025, the fastest pace in over two and a half years, driven by higher food costs and narrowing producer price declines.
China’s consumer price index climbed 0.7% in November 2025, signaling stable inflation, according to National Bureau of Statistics data released Wednesday.
China warns that ‘no one will win’ in a trade war after President-elect Trump vows new tariffs on Chinese products. Experts caution that these tariffs could impact consumers and lead to job losses.
China’s consumer prices rose modestly in September, signaling potential economic revival. New policies aim to boost demand and confidence. Here’s what it means for the future! 🚀
China’s consumer prices are heating up due to extreme weather, while factory costs decline amid weak demand and falling commodity prices. Find out how these shifts are impacting the economy!
U.S. consumer inflation has eased to 2.9% in July—the smallest annual rise since March 2021! Here’s what it means for the economy and your wallet. 💰