Consumer prices also continue to decline, but the year-on-year rate of decrease has diminished to 0.2 percent due to special factors, such as the rise in medical treatment costs in April in line with the reform of the medical insurance system and the rise in tobacco tax in July.
When the program expires, we could decide to renew it, recalibrate it or let it wind down. We are also considering using indicators as triggers to wind down some programs, potentially even before their pre-set expiry date. These triggers could be based on either price or activity and would be set at a threshold that suggests the specific market is once again functioning properly.