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MNI BRIEF: China CPI Expected To Rise Moderately - NBS

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China’s CPI is expected to rise moderately in the next stage, driven by rising services prices over the holiday season, said Liu Aihua, spokesperson at the National Bureau of Statistics, on Saturday.

Looking ahead, prices of vegetables may fall slightly as supply increases due to cooler weather and less flooding, but food prices will remain stable overall, Liu added.

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China’s CPI is expected to rise moderately in the next stage, driven by rising services prices over the holiday season, said Liu Aihua, spokesperson at the National Bureau of Statistics, on Saturday.

Looking ahead, prices of vegetables may fall slightly as supply increases due to cooler weather and less flooding, but food prices will remain stable overall, Liu added.

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