China Consumer & Producer Prices (Feb.)

Chinese inflation picked up last month, though this was masked in the headline figures by base effects. With commodity prices soaring in response to the war in Ukraine, inflation will rise further in the near-term. But we think this is unlikely to prevent further policy easing.

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