National Bureau of Statistics: In late July, the prices of 20 important production materials in the circulation sector rose, 27 fell, and 3 remained stable.
On August 4, the National Bureau of Statistics announced the trends in market prices of important production materials in circulation for late July 2026.
On August 4, the National Bureau of Statistics released information on the price changes of important production materials in circulation during late July 2026. Monitoring of market prices for 50 types of important production materials across nine major categories in the national circulation sector showed that, compared to mid-July 2026, 20 products saw price increases, 27 experienced price decreases, and 3 remained unchanged.
This article is selected from the official website of the "National Bureau of Statistics," edited by GMTEight: Chen Siyu.
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