China's consumer prices rose for the first time in six months, giving relief to the world's second-biggest economy amidst sluggish demand, a property slump, high local government debt, and sub-par growth. The CPI rose while the PPI fell, defying expectations from the Reuters poll. Read The Rest at :
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