In August, the Guangdong CPI was cheaper from the rising to fresh vegetables from the previous month, and the increase in pork prices fell.

Yangcheng Evening News reporter Chen Zeyun and Correspondent Yue Tune reported: Recently, the Guangdong Investigation Corps of the National Bureau of Statistics released the August Resident Consumer Price Index (CPI). In August, the Guangdong CPI index rose from 0.2%to 0.3%from last month.

Specifically, in August, Guangdong's food prices rose by 2.1%last month to flat, affecting the CPI rose by about 0.01 percentage points. Among them, the prices of fresh vegetables and fresh fruits fell 2.2%and 1.1%respectively. The price of pork still rose month -on -month, rising by 1.5%month -on -month, but the increase fell 13.6 percentage points from the previous month.

Non -food prices decreased by 0.4%, a decrease of 0.2 percentage points from the previous month, affecting the decrease of CPI by about 0.36 percentage points. Among them, affected by international oil prices, the prices of gasoline, diesel, and liquefied petroleum gas in August decreased by 4.8%, 5.3%, and 1.1%, respectively; fuel prices declined to superimposed the epidemic situation, air ticket prices fell 12.5%, and transportation fees for transportation fell by 4.1%. ; Affected by the rise in international gold prices, the prices of gold jewelry and platinum jewelry rose 2.5%and 3.9%, respectively.

It is worth noting that August is the peak tourist season of summer vacation. Affected by the epidemic, traditional long -distance tourism is transferred to local and surrounding tours, which drives the accommodation of Guangdong Hotel to rise by 1.8%, and the price of movies and performance tickets rose 3.3%.

According to the data of the Guangzhou Investigation Team of the National Bureau of Statistics, in August, the Guangzhou CPI decreased by 0.5%month -on -month. In terms of sub -items, traffic and communication prices have decreased by 2.1%, the price of food tobacco and alcohol has decreased by 0.3%, and the price of education, culture and entertainment has decreased by 0.4%.

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