China’s Industrial Output Soars 5.1% in July
China’s value-added industrial output grew by 5.1% year on year in July, indicating a significant expansion in the country’s economy, according to official data.
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China’s value-added industrial output grew by 5.1% year on year in July, indicating a significant expansion in the country’s economy, according to official data.
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China’s consumer price index rose by 0.5% year on year in July, indicating steady inflation as reported by the National Bureau of Statistics.
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