IMF Sees Early Signs of Inflation Comeback in China on Oil Shock
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China is seeing signs of a return of inflation as the Iran war pushes up energy costs but will need more sustainable price gains to fully turn around deflationary pressures, according to an International Monetary Fund official.
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