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PBOC Advisor: China's CPI will decline moderately in February
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PBOC Advisor: China's CPI will decline moderately in February
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2025.02.25 16:25
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2025.02.25 16:25
Huang Yiping, an advisor to the People's Bank of China (PBOC) said on Tuesday that "Chinese Consumer Price Index (CPI) will decline moderately in February."
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Changes in external environment will increase pressure on expanding domestic demand this year.
Deep adjustment of property market results in demand contraction.
Trump tariff hikes to directly impact US-China trade.
That may see China's exports to US fall sharply.
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: 2025.02.25
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