China’s consumer prices climbed 0.2% in October 2025, while producer prices fell for the third consecutive year. Government policies are believed to be driving this rise. Official data shows no immediate cryptocurrency market impact from these macro changes. 0.2% CPI growth was observed during October 2025, alongside a decrease of 2.1% in producer price index (PPI), marking its third consecutive annual decline. The National Bureau of Statistics attributed the consumer price hike to sustained domestic demand policies and the effects of national holidays like the Mid-Autumn Festival. This suggests continued government focus on boosting economic activity and consumption. On the other side, industrial sector PPI decline points towards a sluggish recovery in demand within this sector. Economists expect sustained policy measures to foster market vitality. However, specific impacts on the digital asset sector remain unclear according to current official statements. No clear link between China’s inflation figures and cryptocurrency market movements or pricing is observed by experts based on official sources. While historical trends show that macro shifts in Asia often influence cryptocurrencies vulnerable to global liquidity fluctuations. However, direct consequences from these events aren’t documented yet. Wen Bin, an economist from China Minsheng Bank, highlights the continuing government efforts to stimulate market activity. Dong Lijuan, Statistician at the National Bureau of Statistics (NBS), attributed the rise in consumer prices last month to sustained domestic demand policies and the boosting effect of the National Day and Mid-Autumn Festival holidays.