The inflation data for November came out - CPI rose 0.7% year-on-year. the feeling of people in the city is more obvious, also 0.7%; The countryside is slightly milder, 0.4%. The food category basically did not rise much, only 0.2%, but other things quietly became 0.8% more expensive.

Pull through in the first 11 months? It is almost the same as last year.

To be honest, this is a positive sign. We have been in the quagmire of low inflation and even deflation long enough, and I really hope that CPI can continue to rise, preferably to climb to the healthy range of 3%-5%. The economy needs a little temperature, and the market needs a little vitality, doesn't it? After all, moderate inflation means that demand is recovering and money is flowing.