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Consumer & Producer Prices (Sep.)

Although today's inflation data suggest that broad price pressures remain subdued, we aren't yet concerned about deflation risks. Rising pork prices mean the fall in food inflation last month is likely to prove short-lived. Meanwhile, lower inflation elsewhere mostly reflects falling global commodity prices rather than weaker demand.

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