SHANGHAI, Sept. 5 (SMM) – Morgan Stanley increases its estimation for China’s PPI in 2017 as supply-side reform in China led to lower commodity production.
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One Hong Kong-based economist for Morgan Stanley said in a report on September 4 China’s estimated PPI is raised to 5.5% for 2017, up from previous 4.5%.
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