China CPI up 0.2% year-on-year in November - Chinese report

The National Bureau of Statistics of China announced the November Consumer Price Index (CPI) on the 9th. According to the announcement, the national CPI for November increased 0.2% compared to the same month last year.
Industrial prices rose 0.1% in the central and rural areas and 0.2% in the rural areas. Food prices increased 1.0%, non-food and consumer goods prices were stable, and service prices increased 0.4%.
Looking at the average for January to November, the national CPI rose 0.3% from the same period last year. Among food prices, the price of pork increased 13.7% from the same month last year, and the price of fresh vegetables increased 10.7%.
The November CPI for the whole country was down 0.6% from October, with the decline in urban areas being 0.6% and the decline in rural areas being 0.6%.
Food prices fell 2.7%, non-food prices fell 0.1%, consumer goods prices fell 0.7%, and service prices fell 0.3%.
Compared to the previous month, pork prices increased by 3.4%, fresh vegetables by 13.2%, and fruits by 3.0%.
Each of them is falling.