China's bulk commodity price index fell 0.8% in November to 112.4% from the previous month - Chinese media

On the 5th, the China Logistics and Purchasing Federation announced China's bulk commodity price index for November. Looking at the performance of the index, the price of bulk commodities mainly rose, due to the price of black metals and non-ferrous metals turning from an upward trend to a downward trend.
The price index fell slightly. In November, the China Bulk Commodity Price Index fell 0.8% from the previous month to 112.4. Of the 50 bulk commodities that the association focuses on monitoring, the index fell 0.8% in November.
The price of 20 items increased from the previous month. Among them, the mineral price index continued to rise, indicating the sustained expansion of infrastructure construction-related activities. In addition, agricultural product prices
The price index has improved, indicating that demand in the Chinese consumer market is recovering slightly.