China’s Core CPI Growth Accelerates to 1% in September
China’s core CPI rose 1.0% in September—its fifth monthly increase—while PPI declines narrowed, pointing to shifting inflation dynamics.
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China’s core CPI rose 1.0% in September—its fifth monthly increase—while PPI declines narrowed, pointing to shifting inflation dynamics.
Major industrial enterprises on the Chinese mainland saw a 1.1% profit dip in Jan-May, signaling a subtle market shift.
NBS spokesperson Fu Linghui says the tariff cut between the US and the Chinese mainland boosts trade growth and supports global recovery.
The Chinese mainland’s industrial profits jumped 0.8% in Q1 2025, marking steady growth in a key economic sector.
China’s robust start to 2025 shows strong industrial output, investment, and consumer growth, setting the stage for a 5% annual growth target.
February data from the NBS show that home prices in major cities across the Chinese mainland remained stable, with a slight 0.1% rise in first-tier new builds.
China’s consumer price index (CPI) rose 0.5% in January, boosted by increased holiday spending, according to the National Bureau of Statistics.
China is confident in achieving its 2024 growth target of around 5%! With positive trends and supportive policies, the Chinese economy is set for an exciting year ahead. 🌟