China Looks to Boost Consumption Amid Consumer Squeeze
The plan comes as levels of consumer demand in China have suffered various setbacks in recent years, due to factors such as COVID-19 disruptions and a prolonged property slump, chilling the propensity of households to spend and adding to deflationary trends.
China's consumer prices fell 0.7% year-on-year in February, a 13-month low, exceeding the expected 0.5% drop and reversing ...
Consumer prices in China have plunged to their lowest level in more than a year, highlighting persistent deflationary pressures in the world’s second-largest economy.
These fluctuations were primarily due to the Spring Festival date shift, holiday effects and fluctuations in international ...
These days, everybody cares about economic growth in China—as they should. Depending on how you measure it, China’s economy ...
CHINA: China's consumer inflation dropped more than expected, falling below zero for the first time in 13 months, reflecting ...
CPI drops to 2.8% with falling fuel and food prices, but core inflation stays high. Click for a full review of the inflation ...
NZD/USD loses ground to near 0.5710 in Monday’s Asian session. China's deflationary pressures deepen in February, weighing on ...
BEIJING: China's consumer price index (CPI) in February missed expectations and fell at the sharpest pace in 13 months, while ...
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