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Chinese Mainland CPI Dips 0.3% in September: Deflation Ahead?

The Chinese mainland’s CPI fell 0.3% in September, hinting at deflation that could mean cheaper gadgets, deeper flash sales and industry shifts.

August’s CPI in the Chinese mainland dipped 0.4%. Here’s why this cool-down matters for your budget, tech deals, and everyday spends.

Chinese mainland CPI stayed flat in July as PPI dipped on seasonal trends, offering relief to consumers after June’s downturn.

The Chinese mainland’s CPI stayed at 0% in July, signaling steady prices and a pause in inflation, offering a breather for young consumers.

China’s CPI rises 0.1% in June, reversing a 5-month decline, while PPI drops 3.6% amid mixed economic signals.

The Chinese mainland’s CPI rose by 0.1% in June, marking a slight inflation increase and highlighting steady price trends.

New data from the Chinese mainland shows May’s CPI dipped 0.1%, while a deeper PPI decline hints at evolving economic trends. Stay informed!

China’s CPI dipped by 0.1% in May, shedding light on subtle shifts in inflation trends that may impact everyday expenses and tech investments.

Latest figures from the Chinese mainland show a monthly CPI rebound and a deepening PPI decline in April, signaling a resilient yet evolving economy.

China’s March CPI dipped by 0.1% with core CPI rebounding 0.5%, reflecting the impact of boost consumption policies amid seasonal pressures.