China’s Inflation Hits Three-Year High.

In December 2025, China's consumer price index (CPI) rose to a three-year high of 0.8%, driven largely by a rebound in food prices. Despite this late-year surge and a steady core inflation rate of 1.2%, the country ended 2025 with overall flat inflation following a year of frequent fluctuations. Meanwhile, industrial prices (PPI) showed signs of stabilizing with a moderated decline of 1.9%, suggesting that government measures to boost consumption and regulate market competition are beginning to take effect.

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