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Topic1: The National Bureau of Statistics revealed that the consumer price index increased 1.8 percent year-on-year in July. It is the slowest rise since February 2010. Food prices increased by 2.4 percent and pork prices fell by 18.7 percent in July over the same month in 2011. The price of eggs decreased by 6.5 percent year-on-year.

SESELULU: The CPI growth dropped below 2 percent, which means prices are still rising.

ZHUYANXIN: The CPI went back to 1.8 percent, so why do people still feel the prices are too high, especially daily consumer goods?