China's Inflation Cools in July as Iran War Oil Shock Eases
China's monthly inflation eased in July, with producer prices reaching a three-month low, as the impact of the oil shock from the Iran war began to subside. This cooling trend suggests a moderation in price pressures within the Chinese economy.
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China’s Inflation Cools as Oil Shock of Iran War Starts to Ease
China’s factory-gate inflation eased for the first time since the Iran war broke out in late February while consumer prices also decelerated, in another sign that cost pressures from the oil shock are starting to fade.
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July CPI rises at slowest pace since January while factory-gate price growth decelerates
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China's producer price inflation cooled more than expected in July, marking its weakest level in three months, while consumer inflation also eased, according to official data...
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