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Consumer & Producer Prices (Dec.)

Smaller y/y declines in a food and energy prices meant that both CPI and PPI deflation eased last month, a trend that we think will continue over the coming quarters. But concerns about low inflation will probably linger for a while, leading policymakers to err in favour of keeping the policy stance supportive in the near-term.

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