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China’s PPI improvements are mechanical, driven by global commodity prices rather than domestic demand. Core services remain weak, indicating no decisive reflation has occurred.

Impact: Investors should be cautious with China exposure, focusing on sectors less sensitive to domestic demand and more driven by global factors.

— from Dollar Weakness, China Deflation, and Fed Rate Cut Outlook · Bloomberg Daybreak: Asia Edition· Feb 11, 2026

The PBOC aims for a stable yuan against its basket, not a strong dollar-yuan rate. Sustainable appreciation would worsen PPI deflation and squeeze corporate margins.

Impact: Companies with significant export exposure may face margin pressure if the yuan strengthens, while domestic-focused firms may benefit from a stable currency.

— from Dollar Weakness, China Deflation, and Fed Rate Cut Outlook · Bloomberg Daybreak: Asia Edition· Feb 11, 2026