At 03:30 (GMT+2), China will publish June data on the consumer price index, a key indicator of inflation in the country, reflecting changes in retail prices for a certain basket of goods and services (food, transportation, utilities, healthcare, etc.). It has a significant impact on the decisions of the national financial regulator on monetary policy. It may grow from –0.1% YoY, and MoM from –0.2%, affecting the decisions of the monetary authorities on the issue of adjusting the interest rate.
