The National Development and Reform Commission, the General Administration of Market Supervision, and the State Internet Information Office issued the “Internet Platform Price Conduct Rules”. The “Rules” state that platform operators and platform operators must not violate the provisions of Article 14 (3) of the “Price Law of the People's Republic of China” and use the following methods to fabricate or spread price increase information to drive prices up too high and promote excessive price increases: fabricating and spreading information on tight supply or market demand surging; fabricating and distributing information that other operators have or are preparing to increase price increases; the dissemination of information contains deceptive or misleading terms to push up price expectations; not sell products in a timely manner, exceed normal storage quantities or storage conditions, and stock up large quantities of supply in the market, price Products that have experienced abnormal fluctuations continue to be stocked up even after being warned; forced sale of products in disguise has drastically raised commodity prices; and other methods are used to drive prices up too fast or too high.

The National Development and Reform Commission, the General Administration of Market Supervision, and the State Internet Information Office issued the “Internet Platform Price Conduct Rules”. The “Rules” state that platform operators and platform operators must not violate the provisions of Article 14 (3) of the “Price Law of the People's Republic of China” and use the following methods to fabricate or spread price increase information to drive prices up too high and promote excessive price increases: fabricating and spreading information on tight supply or market demand surging; fabricating and distributing information that other operators have or are preparing to increase price increases; the dissemination of information contains deceptive or misleading terms to push up price expectations; not sell products in a timely manner, exceed normal storage quantities or storage conditions, and stock up large quantities of supply in the market, price Products that have experienced abnormal fluctuations continue to be stocked up even after being warned; forced sale of products in disguise has drastically raised commodity prices; and other methods are used to drive prices up too fast or too high.