Group 1 - Silver futures are currently trading above 11845, with a reported price of 11892, reflecting a 3.30% increase, and a trading range between 11704 and 11961 [1] - OpenBrand's data indicates that the price increase of consumer durable goods and personal items in the U.S. has slowed for the first time in three months, with a price index increase of 0.22% in October, down from 0.48% in September [2] - The discount rate has slightly increased to 20.4%, nearing the highest level since July of the previous year, while the frequency of discounts has decreased [2] Group 2 - PriceStats' inflation indicators show a slowdown in overall price increases, although categories with higher imports like household equipment, furniture, and electronics still exhibit some resilience [2] - The recent data suggests that consumers are becoming more price-sensitive due to inflation, prompting retailers to limit price increases to maintain market share [2] - The silver market is expected to have significant upward potential, with targets set at 12000 and 12380 for the near term [3]