China’s factory deflation eased more than expected in January, as downward pressure on prices moderates thanks to higher commodity costs and a crackdown on excessive competition among companies.

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Rising energy costs are pushing up prices across the food supply chain, from farming to grocery shelves. Energy-intensive foods like meat, dairy, and processed goods are seeing the sharpest increases.