La deflación de China se acentúa en enero con la mayor bajada del IPC en 15 años
China’s inflation rate fell for the fourth consecutive month, driven by lower food prices. This decline reflects seasonal volatility linked to the Lunar New Year rather than structural economic shifts. Underlying inflation remains weak at 0.4%, signaling persistent disinflationary pressures. While food price deflation is expected to ease, core inflation is likely to stay low, limiting broader recovery momentum. This data highlights the importance of open data in tracking macroeconomic trends. Transparent statistical releases enable analysts to distinguish temporary seasonal effects from long-term economic signals, supporting informed policy and market decisions.
Source: expansion.comPublished on 2024-02-09