"China's Lingering Deflation Sparks Policy Shift Calls"
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China's consumer inflation remains low, with the consumer price index growing by 0.1% in March, fueling calls for a policy shift to invigorate the economy and combat the threat of deflation. Analysts suggest that CPI is likely to remain low due to persistent oversupply, and there are increasing calls for fiscal stimulus and coordination between monetary and credit policies to ensure economic growth meets targets.
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