China’s factory-gate inflation reached its fastest pace in four years during June. Producer prices rose 4.1 percent year-on-year, driven by energy and commodity costs. However, consumer inflation slowed to 1.0 percent, reflecting weak domestic demand. Manufacturers face rising costs but struggle to pass them onto consumers. This uneven recovery highlights export strength against domestic economic pressures.
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