PBOC Advisor: China's CPI will decline moderately in February
Source Fxstreet
Huang Yiping, an advisor to the People’s Bank of China (PBOC) said on Tuesday that “Chinese Consumer Price Index (CPI) will decline moderately in February.”
Additional quotes
Changes in external environment will increase pressure on expanding domestic demand this year.
Deep adjustment of property market results in demand contraction.
Trump tariff hikes to directly impact US-China trade.
That may see China's exports to US fall sharply.
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