Price Drama: The Chinese Mainland’s CPI Dips 0.1%, But Core Prices Rise in March!
The Chinese mainland’s CPI fell 0.1% in March, but core prices surged 0.5%, hinting at a resilient recovery driven by consumption-boosting policies.
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Chinese Mainland’s March CPI Dips 0.1%
Official data from the Chinese mainland shows a 0.1% dip in March CPI, hinting at a subtle cooling in inflation numbers.
China’s Inflation Takes a Dip: CPI Drops 0.7% in February 
China’s CPI decreased by 0.7% in February, indicating a shift in inflation trends.
China’s Prices Steady Amid Economic Recovery in 2025
China starts 2025 with stable prices and a solid economic recovery, supported by a rebound in the CPI driven by the Spring Festival.
China’s CPI Jumps 0.5% in January as PPI Declines 
China’s CPI rose 0.5% year on year in January, while PPI dropped 2.3%, according to the National Bureau of Statistics.
China’s Provinces Target 2% Inflation by 2025: What It Means for You 
China’s provinces set a 2% CPI target for 2025, aiming to boost consumer demand with economic stimulus measures like subsidies and coupons. What does this mean for you? Find out in our latest article!
China’s Consumer Prices Stay Chill in October 
China’s consumer prices rose by 0.3% in October, showing steady growth amid economic recovery. Discover how energy and food prices played a role in this slight shift!
China’s June Price Trends: Food Dips, Pork Soars, Services Rebound! 
China’s June CPI rose by 0.2%, with food prices down but pork prices soaring by 18.1%! Non-food prices are up, showing strong recovery in services. Get the inside scoop on these trends!
China’s May CPI Rises for 4th Month Straight : Inflation Up 0.3%
China’s May CPI rose 0.3%, marking the fourth consecutive month of inflation growth, signaling steady economic momentum. PPI decline narrows, indicating potential industrial rebound.
US Economy Thrives Despite Stubborn Inflation: What’s the Deal? 
Despite stubborn inflation, the US economy is thriving with a booming job market and low unemployment rates. What’s behind this surprising combination? Let’s find out!
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