At the press conference held by the State Council Information Office, Fu Linghui, spokesperson for the National Bureau of Statistics and head of the Comprehensive Statistics Department of the National Economy, stated that in terms of price changes, the CPI growth rate has continuously decreased in recent months, mainly due to fluctuations in food and energy prices, while the prices of Other Commodities and services have been generally stable. As the effects of existing and incremental policies gradually emerge, signs of improvement in the market supply and demand relationship are actually appearing. Fu Linghui mentioned that overall, the consumer price index remained stable in November, driven by improved demand, with signs of improvement in the market supply and demand relationship. Prices in various fields have slightly rebounded, and in the next phase, China's grain production is expected to yield another bumper harvest, the supply of industrial consumer goods is generally sufficient, and the overall service supply remains stable. The economic recovery will drive the expansion of actual demand, which is beneficial for the improvement of CPI. In the next phase, it is expected that the CPI will continue to maintain a slight increase.