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China PPI fell at a slower pace

Teresa Leung by Teresa Leung
January 9, 2020
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China’s PPI (producer price index) in December fell 0.5% from a year ago, according to data from the National Bureau of Statistics.

The PPI is perceived as a key indicator of corporate profitability.

The monthly drop has been stabilised compared to the 1.4% in November.

The slower pace of decline was in line with improving price components in recent factory surveys. 

Milder price deflation was partly supported by a recovery in petroleum, coal and other fuel processing industries, the NBS said in a statement.

The PPI for the entire year of 2019 dropped 0.3%, versus the 3.5% growth in the previous year.

China’s CPI (consumer price index)—the main gauge of inflation—in December grew 4.5%, which is the same as that in November and also an eight-year high.

The country’s core inflation, excluding food and energy prices remained modest.

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A versatile content developer and editor, Teresa Leung helps a range of organisations — including technology and business media, tech heavy-weights, accountancy bodies, PR agencies, as well as art and cultural organisations — to enhance audience engagement with optimised content. Leung served as part of the editorial team at Computerworld Hong Kong and CFO Innovation.

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