Reported Earlier, China Consumer Price Index (MoM) For August 0.4% Vs. 0.3% Est.; -0.1% Prior
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Why It Matters
Prices for things people buy in China went up a tiny bit more than expected last month, which shows people are spending and prices are moving. When prices rise faster than thought, it can hint that a country's economy might be getting stronger or that money is worth a little less.
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