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China producer price deflation deepens as US trade war bites

Consumer prices edge into positive territory for first time since January as Beijing seeks to boost consumption
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"}],[{"start":120.61000000000001,"text":"While lower energy and raw material costs had contributed to producer price deflation, the trade war with the US, which kicked off in April, was an important factor, said Dong Lijuan, chief statistician of the urban department of China’s NBS."}],[{"start":137.9,"text":"“The prices of some industries with a relatively high export share are under pressure,” said Dong. “The slowdown in global trade growth and the uncertainty of the international trade environment have affected corporate export expectations.”"}],[{"start":155.35,"text":"Dong said the price falls were particularly significant in export industries such as computers, communications and other electronic equipment manufacturing and textiles. The price of solar power equipment and electronic components fell 10.9 per cent year on year in June."}],[{"start":176.25,"text":"The producer price contraction will underline Beijing’s concerns that deflationary pressures are becoming endemic across Chinese industry, with scores of brands in sectors such as electric vehicles fighting for market share."}],[{"start":192.34,"text":"Chinese President Xi Jinping has called for policymakers to resolve “disorderly” price competition, and state and Communist party media have stepped up calls against what they call “involution”, or destructive price wars."}],[{"start":207.67000000000002,"text":"The leadership’s increased focus on overcapacity follows years of denying complaints from trading partners that Chinese industries were relying on exports as demand at home lagged, flooding their markets with low cost goods and fuelling deindustrialisation abroad."}],[{"start":226.32000000000002,"text":"Dong said some government policies aimed at deflation and overcapacity were beginning to take effect."}],[{"start":232.46,"text":"“Policies to boost consumption have led to a year-on-year rebound in the prices of some daily necessities,” he said."}],[{"start":249.6,"text":""}]],"url":"https://audio.ftmailbox.cn/album/a_1752033211_3159.mp3"}

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