China: GDP Deflator

Macro

2026-09-03

Description

China GDP Deflator is published by the National Bureau of Statistics (NBS) of China. It is used to measure changes in the overall price level within the economy. The GDP Deflator reflects the changes between nominal GDP and real GDP, adjusting for price changes in economic activities. It serves as a key indicator for assessing inflation and economic growth. An increase in the deflator typically signifies rising prices, whereas a decrease may indicate price declines or deflationary pressures.

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AI Data Insight

China's Q4 2025 GDP deflator fell to 104.2, continuing its decline from 105.2 the previous year, highlighting overall price level weakness. The market believes that the property market downturn and industrial overcapacity are the main drivers suppressing prices. Moving forward, close observation is needed to see whether policies can guide a price recovery in 2026.

AI Data Insight

China's Q4 2025 GDP deflator fell to 104.2, continuing its decline from 105.2 the previous year, highlighting overall price level weakness. The market believes that the property market downturn and industrial overcapacity are the main drivers suppressing prices. Moving forward, close observation is needed to see whether policies can guide a price recovery in 2026.

Description

China GDP Deflator is published by the National Bureau of Statistics (NBS) of China. It is used to measure changes in the overall price level within the economy. The GDP Deflator reflects the changes between nominal GDP and real GDP, adjusting for price changes in economic activities. It serves as a key indicator for assessing inflation and economic growth. An increase in the deflator typically signifies rising prices, whereas a decrease may indicate price declines or deflationary pressures.

Published by
Choice Eastmoney
Frequency
Yearly
Next Update