CPI is the abbreviation of consumer price index (consumer price index). CPI is a macroeconomic indicator that reflects changes in the price level of consumer goods and services generally purchased by households. It is a relative measure of the change in the price level of a representative set of consumer goods and services over time, and is used to reflect changes in the price level of consumer goods and services purchased by households.
China's cpi index includes:
Consumer Price Index, Urban Consumer Price Index, Rural Consumer Price Index, Retail Price Index, Industrial Producer Ex-factory Price Index, Industrial Producer Purchase Price Index, Fixed Asset Investment Price Index and other economic indicators.
China's cpi index is not in line with international standards.