In November, CPI Grew By 4.2%&Nbsp Compared To The Same Period Last Year; Clothing Prices Increased By 3.5% Over The Same Period Last Year.

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Year-On-Year Growth In Prices Year-On-Year

In December 9th, the National Bureau of statistics issued the national consumer price change in November: the national consumer price level (CPI) rose 4.2% year-on-year, down 0.2%.

Clothing

Class prices rose 3.5% over the same period.

Among them, clothing prices rose 3.6%, shoes prices rose 2.7%.

In November, the non food price rose by 0.1%.

Resident

The total consumer price level (CPI) has risen by about 0.07 percentage points.

Among them, clothing prices rose 1.4%.

It is estimated that in November, 4.2% of the total consumer price (CPI) year-on-year increase, the last year's price rise factor is about 0.5 percentage points, the new price increase factor is about 3.7 percentage points.

Resident consumption in November

Price

The overall level (CPI) is mainly affected by two factors: the first is the relatively high base in the same period last year, the sharp decrease in November, and the two is the fall in the price of food in November, which led to a 0.25 percentage point decline in the overall consumer price level.