China's mid-October prices for important means of production in the circulation sector: 22 types rose, 25 types fell.
According to monitoring by the National Bureau of Statistics, in mid-October 2026 compared with late September, among the market prices of 50 important means of production in 9 major categories in the national circulation sector, 22 products saw price increases, 25 decreased, and 3 remained unchanged. The market prices of means of production in the circulation sector cover the wholesale and sales prices of operating enterprises, and there is a time lag and mutual influence with ex-factory prices.
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