Group 1 - The core viewpoint indicates that the supply of major consumer goods in the local agricultural markets is sufficient, and prices remain generally stable [1] Group 2 - The prices of grain, oil, and subsidiary food products are stable, with peanut prices increasing by 2.86% to 7.20 CNY per 500g, while wheat prices decreased by 0.81% to 1.22 CNY per 500g [2] - The prices of aquatic products remain unchanged, with carp and crucian carp priced at 11.00 CNY and 11.50 CNY per 500g respectively [3] - Pork prices are stable, while egg prices have decreased by 2.86% to 3.40 CNY per 500g; fresh pork prices remain unchanged at 16.50 CNY, 15.50 CNY, and 15.50 CNY per 500g for different cuts [4] Group 3 - Vegetable prices have generally decreased, with an overall decline of 0.86%; specific prices include cabbage at 1.00 CNY, rapeseed at 2.00 CNY, cucumber at 3.00 CNY, and green onion at 1.50 CNY per 500g, with notable increases in some varieties [5] Group 4 - Fruit prices have also shown a general decline, with apples and pears priced at 4.20 CNY and 4.00 CNY per 500g, reflecting increases of 5.00% and 2.56% respectively, while bananas and watermelons have decreased by 3.03% and 18.75% to 3.20 CNY and 1.30 CNY per 500g [6]

Core Viewpoint - The new tariffs have not immediately increased the costs affecting the U.S. consumer price index for April, indicating a stable pricing environment for various consumer goods [1] Price Changes - In April, clothing prices decreased by 0.2% month-over-month, while new car prices remained unchanged from March [1] - Overall, core goods prices rose by 0.1% in the same month [1] - Footwear prices saw a notable decline of 0.5% in April, raising concerns as many shoes are imported from Asia [1] - The prices of alcoholic beverages, which account for approximately 15% of U.S. agricultural imports, remained stable compared to March [1]