China consumer prices hit -0.8% in January
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China consumer prices hit -0.8% in January
In China, stocks have made a record rebound staging their biggest rally in years this week. This was after Beijing intervened announcing the country’s sovereign wealth fund would step up buying shares. Though the rally is positive for the markets the country’s deflation and low domestic demand remain problematic. Emre Boz has this report.
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