China Consumer Inflation Hits Near Two-Year High Despite Deeper-than-Expected Producer Deflation

China consumer prices pick up pace but demand still slack

Rising food costs pushed consumer inflation in China last month to its fastest pace in nearly two years, data showed Wednesday, but lower factory-gate prices suggested demand in the world's second-largest economy remains weak.

China consumer prices pick up but factory deflation gets worse

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China's consumer inflation approaches two-year high in November

China’s consumer inflation accelerated to its fastest pace in nearly two years in November, while factory-gate prices continued to decline, official data showed on Wednesday.

China’s consumer prices rise at fastest pace in nearly 2 years in November

Consumer price index rises by 0.7 per cent for the month, while factory-gate prices continue long decline.

China's Consumer Prices Rebounded Without Easing Deflation Fears

(Bloomberg) — China’s consumer-price growth accelerated to the fastest in over a year as food costs rose sharply higher, an improvement that’s failing to allay fears about the depth of deflation across large swathes of the economy.

China consumer inflation hits near two-year high despite deeper-than-expected producer deflation

Economists warned that deflationary pressure on the world's second largest economy will persist into next year, calling for fresh policy stimulus to spur demand.