Overview

• China's CPI rose 0.6% in August, driven by higher food prices due to extreme weather.
• China's PPI fell 1.8% year-on-year in August, reflecting weak market demand and international commodity price drops.
• US CPI is expected to show muted increases, potentially influencing forthcoming Federal Reserve interest rate decisions.
• China's exports surged 8.7% in August, marking the fastest pace in 17 months and benefiting from competitive pricing strategies.
• Concerns about deflation in China are growing as consumer demand remains weak and price pressures persist.