Chinese inflation hits three-year high

China’s inflation rose to a 37-month-high in July, adding to pressure on Chinese leaders to cool living costs while keeping economic growth on track as the US and European outlook worsens.

China’s inflation rose to a 37-month-high in July, adding to pressure on Chinese leaders to cool living costs while keeping economic growth on track as the US and European outlook worsens.

Consumer prices in the world’s second-largest economy rose 6.5% over a year earlier, up from June’s 6.4%, data showed today.

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