Chinese mainland CPI Up 0.7% YoY in November
The Chinese mainland’s CPI rose 0.7% year on year in November 2025, signalling controlled inflation amid steady consumer demand and resilient supply chains.
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The Chinese mainland’s CPI rose 0.7% year on year in November 2025, signalling controlled inflation amid steady consumer demand and resilient supply chains.
NBS data shows home prices in major Chinese cities remained stable in February, with first-tier new builds rising 0.1%.
China’s January manufacturing PMI drops to 49.1, indicating contraction in factory activity influenced by the Spring Festival and employee returns, according to NBS data.
China’s industrial firms achieved a 3.5% profit growth in the first half of 2024, indicating a steady recovery and positive trend in the industrial sector.
China’s major industrial firms report a 3.4% profit increase from January to May, driven by rapid growth in the equipment manufacturing sector.
China’s Consumer Price Index shows steady growth for four months, indicating a revival in consumption backed by rising incomes and lower unemployment.
China’s manufacturing sector saw a slight decline in May’s PMI, while the non-manufacturing sector continued to expand, signaling a stable economic recovery.
China’s NBS expresses confidence in reaching a 5% GDP growth for 2024, citing economic improvements and supportive government policies despite ongoing challenges.