Chinese mainland CPI Rebounds 0.1% in June as PPI Drops 3.6%
In June, the Chinese mainland saw CPI rise 0.1%—the first year-on-year gain in five months—while PPI fell 3.6%, signaling mixed prospects for consumption and production.
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In June, the Chinese mainland saw CPI rise 0.1%—the first year-on-year gain in five months—while PPI fell 3.6%, signaling mixed prospects for consumption and production.
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