
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.
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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.
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China’s consumer prices edged up 0.3% in April, signaling a modest rise in inflation. Producer price decline also narrowed, showing signs of stabilization in the economy.
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