China consumer price growth weakens in June, producer inflation quickens
China's consumer price growth slowed to 1% in June, while producer inflation accelerated to 4.1% due to rising energy and tech-related costs. The data highlights a persistent weakness in domestic demand despite growth in manufacturing activity.
Why it matters
China's inflation data is a key indicator for global supply chains and the health of the world's second-largest economy.
China's consumer prices grew slower than expected in June, while wholesale inflation accelerated, as elevated energy costs continued to sap domestic demand.
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