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  • China’s Deflation Risks Deepening, Expert Warns

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    China faces deepening deflation risks due to excess capacity and plummeting property prices, according to Lazard chief market strategist Ronald Temple. He anticipates that China will “continue to endure” Producer Price Index (PPI) deflation and “flirt with deflationary territory” regarding the Consumer Price Index (CPI) in the short term. Temple doesn’t foresee a sustained positive return for consumer inflation until 2026. Lazard is a global financial advisory and asset management firm that provides advice on mergers, acquisitions, restructuring, capital solutions, and asset management to corporations, ... (full story)

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Czyker26
Nov 16, 2025 11:21pm
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Gold will be $13,000 10 years from now, What are the Australian $ traders doing now and What are the Swiss Franc traders doing now ????

That is the clue and the lesson to study going forward.
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jamesemmzyfx
Nov 16, 2025 5:14pm
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I think gold as a safe heaven asset will be buying
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Trader#58A9
Nov 16, 2025 5:34pm
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ppi and cpi look like they are have bottomed could take 3 to 12months but china looks like its going to boom again. cn50 to the mooon!!!!!!!
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