As I said earlier, there isn't a lot around on the China CPI and PPI coming up toiday at 0130GMT

Westpac have this:

  • September PPI is expected to show annual producer inflation easing to 3.6% from 4.1% while the CPI is anticipated to see consumer inflation up to 2.5% from 2.3% in August.

and:

(on PPI):

  • Commodities supporting prices upstream

(& CPI):

  • consumer inflation benign

ASB:

  • We expect China's consumer inflation to rise to 2.5% yoy in September because of rising food inflation and higher fuel prices. Adverse weather conditions and an outbreak of the African Swine flu weighed on supply and increased fresh food prices.
  • Meanwhile, we expect PPI growth to ease to 3.7% on account of a high base effect.

Morgan Stanley:

  • China PPI - Likely softened to 3.5%Y in September (vs. 4.1%Y in August)
  • China CPI - Likely edged up to 2.5%Y in September (vs. 2.3%Y in August)