China's April PPI Rises to 2.8% Year-on-Year, CPI at 1.2%; CICC Forecasts Further Gains Ahead

According to China International Capital Corporation (CICC), China's April PPI rose 1.7% month-on-month and 2.8% year-on-year, expanding from 0.5% in March, while CPI increased 0.3% and 1.2% respectively, up from 1.0% previously. The PPI surge was driven primarily by energy and chemical sector price gains, while CPI gains were supported by higher energy prices and holiday travel demand. Looking ahead, CICC expects PPI and CPI to continue rising over the next two months as international oil prices remain elevated amid ongoing U.S.-Iran negotiations, though the price transmission typically lags.
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ABigHeartvip
· 05-12 01:05
CPI is heavily influenced by consumption and real estate. Currently, real estate is somewhat active, even growing year-over-year, but consumption, especially pork plus food and beverages, remains deeply affected.
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