BEIJING (Reuters) -China's producer prices fell at their fastest pace in over seven years in June, while consumer prices teetered

China's factory-gate prices fell at the fastest pace in over seven-and-a-half years in June, while consumer inflation was at its slowest since 2021, adding to the case for policymakers to use more stimulus to revive sluggish demand.

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BEIJING China should shift the focus of its stimulus from investment to consumption and further loosen urban residency