China: CGPI (YoY)

Macro

2026-08-15

Description

China CGPI is published by the National Bureau of Statistics (NBS) of China. This indicator measures the year-on-year change in the prices of goods traded between enterprises in China during a specific period. The CGPI reflects price changes at the production and distribution levels, serving as an important metric for observing price pressures in the production sector and assessing inflation risks. A positive CGPI year-on-year rate indicates an increase in commodity prices, typically suggesting rising costs or strong demand, while a negative rate may indicate a decline in prices, reflecting weaker demand or reduced cost pressures.

Published by
People's Bank of China (Choice)
Frequency
Monthly
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AI Data Insight

China's latest (Q3 2026) Corporate Goods Price Index (CGPI) year-over-year growth rate has dropped to 2.2%, a significant convergence from the previous 3.0%, indicating a slowdown in production-side inflationary pressure. Under the dual impact of a pullback in raw material prices and sluggish terminal domestic demand, corporate momentum to raise prices has weakened, and the market is closely watching whether deflationary risks will make a comeback.

AI Data Insight

China's latest (Q3 2026) Corporate Goods Price Index (CGPI) year-over-year growth rate has dropped to 2.2%, a significant convergence from the previous 3.0%, indicating a slowdown in production-side inflationary pressure. Under the dual impact of a pullback in raw material prices and sluggish terminal domestic demand, corporate momentum to raise prices has weakened, and the market is closely watching whether deflationary risks will make a comeback.

Description

China CGPI is published by the National Bureau of Statistics (NBS) of China. This indicator measures the year-on-year change in the prices of goods traded between enterprises in China during a specific period. The CGPI reflects price changes at the production and distribution levels, serving as an important metric for observing price pressures in the production sector and assessing inflation risks. A positive CGPI year-on-year rate indicates an increase in commodity prices, typically suggesting rising costs or strong demand, while a negative rate may indicate a decline in prices, reflecting weaker demand or reduced cost pressures.

Published by
People's Bank of China (Choice)
Frequency
Monthly
Next Update