The China Commodity Index (CBMI) for May, surveyed and released by the China Federation of Logistics and Purchasing, was 100.7%, up 0.4% from the previous month. Among the sub-indices, the supply index and inventory index rebounded, while the sales index continued to decline. Looking forward to June, the domestic commodity market will be in a situation of internal and external difficulties, and the overall operating pressure will increase, especially at present, the domestic economy is still in a state of weak recovery, the private economy is still weak, and the endogenous driving force for economic recovery is still insufficient. China's foreign trade exports may also face greater uncertainty.