Deflation in China (July 2023 to present)
From Conservapedia
Beginning in July 2023, there is a sustained decrease in the general price level of goods and services in China, which has persisted as a significant economic challenge into 2025..[1][2] Chinese deflation is creating a vicious cycle of falling prices which is leading consumers and businesses to delay spending and investment, further weakening demand and deepening the price decline. China's deflationary pressures intensified after the post-pandemic economic slowdown, contrasting sharply with inflationary trends in other major economies like the United States. Deflation is a core risk to China's economy.[3]
See also
External links
- China trapped in a cycle of deflation, GIS Reports, January, 2025
- Market Minute: Chinese deflation is not abating, August 25, 2025
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- Why China’s Deflation Is More Dangerous Than High Inflation, Wall Street Journal, 2024
