China’s consumer and producer prices are heading in opposite directions as the country grapples with falling global demand, a worsening trade war with the US, and domestic efforts to boost consumption. Consumer prices declined 0.1% year-on-year in March, marking a second consecutive month of deflation. Meanwhile, producer prices dropped 2.5%,…
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