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China October PPI rises fastest since June 2022; CPI at three-month low

China’s producer price index rose in October at its fastest year-on-year pace since June 2022. The consumer price index for the same month climbed at its slowest rate in three months, while core CPI, which strips out volatile food and energy prices, posted its weakest annual gain in nine months.

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The divergence matters more than either print: factory-gate prices accelerating while consumer and core inflation cool points to cost pressure building upstream that is not yet reaching end demand, a squeeze that lands on mid-chain manufacturers and exporters already absorbing margin pain. For crypto and RWA markets, the read-through is indirect, running through the broader deflation-versus-reflation debate that shapes risk appetite in Asia. Whether producer-price momentum feeds through to consumer prices, or instead compresses industrial margins, is the open question worth tracking.

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