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The upcoming seasonal rebound in construction activity won’t decisively turn around falling producer prices
China's slowing core consumer inflation indicates weak demand
Producer deflation steepens as construction activity splutters
Severe competition drives services price cuts in China, despite resilient demand
BoK holds rate steady on financial stability worries; Japan's flash PMIs indicate better growth momentum in August, especially in services
China's consumer inflation buoyed by seasonal food inflation, rather than demand
Producer deflation extends decline amid oversupply
China’s producer deflation persistent, despite misleading improvement in headline
China's Caixin services activity index slows during tourism off-season
In one line: China's CPI print points to sluggish domestic demand; Producer price reflation hastens in May
Manufacturing activities flounder in May on weakening domestic and external demand
Non-manufacturing PMI stalls as construction activity slow sharply
Japan’s Tokyo inflation accelerates on the back of expiring energy subsidies
Despite tick-up in China CPI, demand is still weak; Producers still battle deflation
Chinese services sector ploughs ahead
China's PMIs indicate manufacturing output surge, despite mixed demand readings; services activity suffers post-holiday dip
In one line: Japan's manufacturing PMI improves on higher output and weak JPY; services activity expands amid higher cost pressure
In one line: Producer price deflation deepens further, thanks to excess capacity
PMIs point to services sector buoyancy in China and Japan
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