November saw China's consumer prices tick higher—a subtle but telling shift. Deflation pressures aren't vanishing overnight, cost headwinds still linger across sectors. Yet this uptick? It hints at stabilization brewing beneath the surface. For anyone tracking macro signals that ripple through risk assets, this gradual shift matters more than headlines suggest.
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ForkPrince
· 1h ago
China’s inflation is warming up, and the deflation curse is finally loosening. The stability implied by these details should not be underestimated.
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NotSatoshi
· 1h ago
China's prices rose a bit in November, so what? Deflationary pressure isn't something that just disappears overnight.
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BlockImposter
· 1h ago
China's price increase in November suddenly jumped, making it look like a rebound is coming. But I think we still need to observe further; deflationary pressure won't dissipate that easily.
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DegenWhisperer
· 1h ago
China's prices rose a bit in November, seems like things have stabilized, but is that all? Honestly, I still don't quite get it.
November saw China's consumer prices tick higher—a subtle but telling shift. Deflation pressures aren't vanishing overnight, cost headwinds still linger across sectors. Yet this uptick? It hints at stabilization brewing beneath the surface. For anyone tracking macro signals that ripple through risk assets, this gradual shift matters more than headlines suggest.