On the disk, the secondary index of daily necessities rose more and fell less. Among them, the indexes of clocks, watches and glasses, accessories and packaging, sanitary and cleaning daily necessities, kitchen supplies, knitting textiles, jewelry, toys, handicrafts, luggage and bags rose by 474.32, 104.22, 77.6, and 54.81 respectively. , 44.7, 33.38, 26.04, 22.12 and 13.72 points; the index of household daily necessities, nursing and beauty products, and labor protection products dropped slightly.

In October, the downstream demand for daily necessities gradually released, the passenger flow in the venue increased, and the market entered the traditional peak season. Sales of various handicrafts, jewelry, toys, sanitary and cleaning daily necessities have increased compared with the previous period, and on-site transactions have been active; survey questionnaires show that the speed of capital flow and inventory turnover of merchants has accelerated significantly this month, and the market transaction volume and transaction volume have both increased.

Although the current market conditions are performing well, it should be noted that the impact of the rising prices of upstream raw materials has gradually been transmitted to the sales terminals. The price index of daily necessities rose by 0.74 points in October. The prices of stainless steel products, plastic products and cotton textiles in the daily necessities category Generally rose. At present, the price increase of commodities is obviously smaller than that of raw materials, and the profit margins of merchants have been compressed. In addition, the increase of commodity prices has an impact on the enthusiasm of consumption in the market. Downstream distributors reflect the slowdown in sales and prepare carefully. Don't dare to increase inventory hastily. The commodity price index rose to 100 points and remained stable for the time being. As the peak season deepens, it is expected that the commodity market will maintain a steady and positive development in the later period.