Chinese Economy Facing Quadruple Threat Despite Spending Boom

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China’s economy remains in dire straits despite an uptick in holiday consumer spending. China’s Consumer Price Index (CPI) rose 0.5 percent in January compared to the same month last year, according to the country’s National Bureau of Statistics, up from 0.1 percent a month prior and marking the fastest growth rate since August. January’s household […]

China’s Consumer Price Index Records 0.5% Increase in January

qatarnewswire.qa - 09/Feb 00:00

Beijing: China's consumer price index (CPI), a main gauge of inflation, was up 0.5% year on year in January, the National Bureau of Statistics (NBS)...

Brazil: Central Bank Lifts Benchmark Interest Rate To 13.25% Per Year

eurasiareview.com - 31/Jan 00:03

By Wellton Maximo The recent rise in the dollar and uncertainties about inflation and the global economy prompted the Brazilian Central Bank to...

Annual inflation dips in January

economist.com.na - 06/Feb 10:57

According to the latest National Consumer Price Index (NCPI) bulletin released by the Namibia Statistics Agency, the annual inflation rate for January...

China inflation picks up after Lunar New Year spending boost

nst.com.my - 09/Feb 15:52

SHANGHAI: Inflation picked up in China last month, official figures showed Sunday, as the Lunar New Year holiday boosted January spending.

Cyprus inflation slows to 2.5 per cent in January

cyprus-mail.com - 06/Feb 12:34

Inflation in Cyprus rose by 2.5 per cent year-on-year in January, marking a slight slowdown compared to the 2.6 per cent recorded in December....

CPI spikes by nearly 1 per cent in January

vietnamnews.vn - 06/Feb 08:24

The Consumer Price Index increased due to higher prices for medical services, transport, and food, as people shopped more for the Tết (Lunar New...

Inflation Rate falls marginally to 23.5 per cent in January

asaaseradi.com - 03/Feb 18:15

The rate of inflation fell marginally to 23.5 percent in January, down from 23.8 percent the previous month, the Ghana Statistical Service (GSS) said...