China deflation pressure mounts as investors seek more stimulus for economy

China’s economy is facing deflationary pressures as consumer and factory prices weaken, prompting calls for Beijing to implement more substantial measures to boost growth. September saw consumer prices up 0.4% year on year, below expectations, while producer prices fell 2.8%, the sharpest decline in six months. The government is expected to release data this week reflecting a two-speed economy, with strong trade numbers counteracted by weak GDP figures, potentially necessitating further policy stimulus.

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