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Rising commodities drive China's inflation
China experienced an increase in inflation rates for the first time since April, supported by rising global commodity prices, seasonal increases in food prices, and growing demand in advanced technology sectors. Data from the National Bureau of Statistics also showed producer prices rising for the sixth consecutive month, due to higher oil costs resulting from the conflict in the Middle East, reflecting a shift in the Chinese economy after more than three years of recession. Experts expect inflation levels to decline as energy flows return to normal levels, with the possibility of producer prices contracting next year.
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