China bulk commodity price index rose 1.6% in November from the previous month...7th consecutive month of increase - Chinese media

The China Logistics and Purchasing Federation recently released China's bulk commodity price index for November, which has risen for seven consecutive months compared to the previous month, showing a stronger performance than the same month last year.
According to the data, the bulk commodity price index rose 0.8% in November from the previous month to 114.1, marking the seventh consecutive month of increases, and was up 1.6% from the same month last year.
Of the 50 major commodities that the association monitors, 25 saw their prices increase in November compared to the previous month. Of these, lithium carbonate increased 15% compared to the previous month, and coke increased 7%.
By industry, the non-ferrous metals price index continued to grow due to the rapid development of the global new energy industry and the continuous expansion of the domestic high-tech manufacturing industry.
In addition, the energy price index rose 1.2% year on year, and the agricultural product price index rose 0.9% year on year. Overall, the economic level of the large commodity market continues to rise and stabilize.
It maintains steady growth.