- Six interest-rate cuts and multiple releases of bank reserves have all been aimed at recharging China's growth, but data today outlined persistent deflationary pressure in the world's second largest economy.
- Consumer prices in October were up just 1.3% from a year earlier, compared with 1.6% in September, while producer prices fell 5.9%, extending their decline to the 44th straight month.
- The numbers follow disappointing Chinese trade figures over the weekend.
- Shanghai +0.1% to 3,651.
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