The source reports no price move, no pip figures and no levels. China releases September consumer and producer price data at 0130 GMT on Wednesday, October 14, 2026, which is 9:30 pm US Eastern time on Tuesday. The factory-gate inflation (PPI) reading is the release most likely to move markets, as higher global energy costs continue to feed through the Chinese economy. August data sets the benchmark. Consumer prices rose 0.8% y/y, up from 0.5% and in line with forecasts, while the 0.4% monthly gain beat expectations. The source does not give an August PPI figure or forecasts for the September releases. The source names no currency pairs. China-sensitive pairs such as USD/CNH and AUD/USD are the most likely to react, because the yuan and the Australian dollar are commonly traded on Chinese data. Traders can compare the September prints with August's 0.8% y/y CPI pace. They should also watch for signs that energy-driven cost pressures are building at the producer level, which could add volatility during the Asian session.
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