China inflation ticks up but deflationary pressures linger
Consumer prices in China unexpectedly rose last month, new data showed, a sign that deflationary pressures on the world’s second-largest economy may be easing.
Consumer prices in China unexpectedly rose last month, new data showed, a sign that deflationary pressures on the world’s second-largest economy may be easing.
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