BEIJING: Chinese producer prices rose at their fastest pace for five years in November, Beijing said Friday, fuelling hopes that the world’s factory can export inflation into a lacklustre global economy.
The forecast-beating figures mark an acceleration from the previous two months after more than four years of plunging prices as the world’s number-two economy stabilises.
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