China’s Inflation Cools as Oil Shock of Iran War Starts to Ease
China's inflation has begun to moderate as the oil price shock triggered by the late February Iran war starts to subside. Factory-gate inflation eased for the first time since the conflict began, while consumer prices also showed signs of deceleration, indicating that cost pressures from elevated oil prices are gradually diminishing.
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China’s Inflation Cools as Oil Shock of Iran War Starts to Ease
China's inflation has begun to moderate as the oil price shock triggered by the late February Iran war starts to subside. Factory-gate inflation eased for the first time since the conflict began, while consumer prices also showed signs of deceleration, indicating that cost pressures from elevated oil prices are gradually diminishing.
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