Chinese Foreign Ministry: Hopes relevant countries firmly resist coercion. According to Global Times, on the 17th, Foreign Ministry spokesperson Lin Jian held a regular press conference. A Bloomberg reporter asked if the US is considering stricter measures to pressure companies in Japan and the Netherlands to restrict chip trade with China. Lin Jian responded that China has repeatedly stated its firm stanc...
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According to Global Times, on the 17th, Foreign Ministry spokesperson Lin Jian held a regular press conference. A Bloomberg reporter asked if the US is considering stricter measures to pressure companies in Japan and the Netherlands to restrict chip trade with China.
Lin Jian responded that China has repeatedly stated its firm stanc...
🔸June CPI experienced a seasonal m/m decrease.
🔸The core CPI rose by 0.6% y/y, unchanged.
🔸Food prices dropped by 2.1% y/y, decline expanded.
🔸Beef and mutton fell by 13.4% and 7.1% y/y, amid oversupply.
🔸Pork prices rise by 18.1% y/y, vs +13.5 PPS vs May.
🔸Vegetables -7.3% y/y, +9 pps vs May.
For y/y price changes
🔽Food, tobacco & liquor -1.1%
🔼Clothing +1.5%
🔼Accomodation +0.2%
🔼Necessities & services +0.9%
🔽Transportation & Communication -0.3%
🔼Education, Cultur...
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